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East London Education District MKHONJANI NYABAVU MAZOTSHWENI XHOBANI QOBOQOBO SOMANA NKUKWANE GODIDI KWATHYAU NXAXHA KWANOBUSWANA GOJELA 2 4 MMANGWENI A GQUNQE QORA1 6 11 55 HECKEL KWABINASE EBHITYOLO 2 4 QIN GOBE MANUBE MANUBI 1 6 K LU MQAMBILE 11 00 SIZI LUSIZI GQUNQE Mbhashe Local Municipality ENGQANDA W S ANE A I TSIM K H A MANTETYENI N DIKHOHLONG N L WARTBURG I U LUSIZI GCINA O SEMENI NXAXHO B G O 1 4 L C GQUNQE Q N GCINA LUKHOLWENI 1 4 L HLANGANI GOBE NTILINI W A Qina Clinic G 44 O KWAMANQULU A T N R L RAWINI W I A Mgwali Clinic GOBE Z POTHLO W G 2 3 NTSHONGWENI E R Springs Clinic 2 3 NXQXHO M HLANGANI N E MGWALI GQUNQE I N V G G GCINA E I R GOBE NXAXHO B O EMAHLUBINI MAFUSINI SIGANGENI O E R O KOBODI INDUSTRIAL VIKA LE E T D CEBE CHEBE L T - LUSIZI MATEYISI GCINA E S I GQUNQE O K NCIBA GOBE I E MPHUMLANI DYOSINI KOBODI THEMBANI D I O I GODIDI R I S I T V A NJINGINI E I ER KOBODI A L 2 2 MANZAMA A R 2 2 NTINDE G I TOL E M V NI NDUVENI N E NXAXHO A N LA NDUBUNGE LUSIZI R N G Y Y X MATSHONA I LUSIZI A A O S S X T N KEI BRIDGE 66 GCINA GCINA I W A NTSANGANE H 11 R A A A Macibe Clinic ZIBUNU GQUNQE GCINA E R N S L IV ENTLEKISENI K M DLEPHU A E H KWA NGWANE COLUMBA MISSION O R U I U I MACIBE LUSIZI LU N E L B Q M SI GQ S A K Z U T I I I NQ O W U KOBODI B MACIBE E G O L MAZZEPA BAY T S G D A E M B C CI M W I Q E A B CHEBE M I KWATHALA MACIBE SINTSANA A N E U B O U NKENTE B O N N L X O N E B C E I K A K 7 Q G G MNYAMENI 7 Ngqusi Clinic U MNYAMA M U X Q KOBODI D 99 R A B MACIBE O O GQUNQE O O B U EDRAYINI BO KOMKHULU MB D L I O AZELA A O S DLEPHU B T N BUSY VILLAGE N I - 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E A Stutterheim Hospital Stutterheim Clinic Y MTHWAKU EQOLWENI U STUTTERHEIM Kubusiedrift M A 22 G KONGA JUNIOR A Stutterheim KOMGA MDUSHANE NOMBANJANA NOMBANJANA Komga Hospital KOMKHULU NOMBANJANA E Komga Tyali Clinic N A B Komga CHC Komga Town Clinic IM K Z MMANGWESKOLO I UBU NONTSHINGA S S 1 8 LEKKERBLY P TYITY I 1 8 R63 A Mkanyisi Clinic ABA O K CIXARA MR WA BHONYOTHI K T DRAAIBOSCH FARM M H U MORGENSTER P SE O N Q NGE B A Kubusi Clinic O KOMGA PUBLIC HLUMANI SS A Q Q O G AB N B A WAVECREST HOTEL O I A C A K M 3 I U GCINA G G 3 N H Y Ncizele Clinic N PROSDALE FARM S N E A T I MSIKABA G T K ENGCIZELA N 1 SI N I 1 E BU D H U S D A I K DEBESE K T S K A A THAFENI GWEBINDLALA UB N ANE PHESHEYA US A W LIM SEZELA MJO A I K M R XA SIMLA PARK P G CHWEBENI KUMBOKOTWANA GXARA N D A Amahlati Local Municipality K A N A NANTSANA A N G C N MCASHE I Z A E T SI L U E B G KU FORT WARWICK FARM Q Qolora TLE Tyityaba Qolora-By-Sea Clinic IT U G L UPPER KEI FARM N X MOLTENO P R349 A U 44 GU NGOGWANA 11 77 OLD NDAKANA GURA R B A E N N A D G K N2 HLOTYENI FARM A I X K O PATRIDGEVILLE A S O Y N U T A N B W U E K A W G N L GUGURA P E R L A H R349 KEI FARM O T E T JERSEY VALE O I M L T A VAKU A - N STANHOPE W K A A Amabele Clinic K EWANRIGG L S N U E Komga Rural Clinic A B I N U V H N R K G Great Kei Local Municipality V E I E X STANMER FARM V O I W C T WATERFALLS P E R346 W G W R A U FERNDALE P I QUEENSCOURT FARM L N K A I I Y Z A O B BLUEGUMS FARM P A SIYAZAKHA HIGH R O K A K W IKHHUCIwLiIl i PCRliInMicARY U R A N E E K L V MOOIPLAAS I W MOOIPLAAS E KEI MOUTH R E Z B I Kei Mouth Mobile S U MANGQUKELA PUBLIC Kei Mouth D U O D WOODLANDS O A N Q W WOODLANDS G N W A N W MOOIPLAAS St. Thomas Clinic O JAKA Q NOTHENGA 5 L ZI 1 0 E 1 0 K N L W WOODLANDS Philani Clinic (King William's Town) N E E K MOOIPLAAS Y L Soto Clinic Q NOTHENGA 4 E A WOODLANDS MISSION R U KEI ROAD L LUSASA COMBINED KHANYILE P MOOIPLAAS A K KALKENI KHAYALITSHA 1 INKOBONGO A Kei Road A O NOTHENGA 2 PEELTON NOMZAMO 3 L 22 NTAMBOMVU FARM A MOOIPLAAS PUBLIC SOTO P O NOTHENGA 1 K K N UMZUVUKILE S U NOTHENGA 3 E Q W A MORGAN BAY G KWAMAHOMBA Z G A K Q N K KHAYALITSHA 2 A U U N K A N E M 1 M Frankfort Clinic U K G A 1 W D Q FRANKFORT 2 NOMZAMO 1 B W W O FRANKFORT 3 E E E K A E B E N Donnington Clinic R T U L K MOOIPLAAS W W U E A M C KWA-GUBEVU N DONGABA 2 L Z R G A G U A N C N N DONGABA 1 Q A KWA GUBEVU O E DONGABA 3 E KWA EMXHALANGU 5 A BORDER POST G G H MAKHAZI PUBLIC W PHAPHAMA PUBLIC W R Frankfort O I K C AL NOMZAMO 2 Bluewater MOOIPLAAS H N e MAKGWQAO BMHXOHKAELNAINGU 2 R FRANKFORT 1 11 22 KO G U EXTENSIONS FARM Q KWA MXHALANGU 3 HOKWANA 1 C U NGXINGXOLO PUBLIC NYARA PUBLIC Mxalanga Clinic L SILATSHA PUBLIC MOOIPLAAS KWA MXHALANGU 4 MAJALI U KWENXURA SP Mooiplaas Clinic MOOIPLAAS 9 Mooiplaas MOOIPLAAS E 9 MAJALI NDW MOOIPLAAS MTE NOMPUNULELO MAJALI MOOIPLAAS KWA MXHALANGA 1 WEISBADEN e DRAYININ A KWENXU N TUKAYI RA 3 MALINDANA A 3 G TA A N SUNNYSIDE HOKWANA 2 W G TUKAYI IZELENI K UNDER TRAIN A GWABA COMBINED ZELE - A THEMBENI 3 Ethembeni Clinic (Zwelitsha) TWO - AKELENI KWA MANGATI 2 MXOLISI PUBLIC A FRANKFORT 4 I UNDER TRAIN GWABA - B H N O R C G MOOIPLAAS A THEMBENI 2 E Y KWA MANGATI 1 N MOOIPLAAS EDENDALE - B M N e DRAYININ O N6 HAGA HAGA E PEELTON A TWO - B B CEFANE P THEMBENI 4 R R Zele NYAFELA VALLEY Peelton Clinic O H A U K MOOIPLAAS X kwaBHOLA PUBLIC A PEELTON R NYATELA - C N O N NYATELA - A L E THEMBENI 1 O W EDENDALE - D ELA e SIXEKWENI K NYAT NYATELA - B Imidange Clinic Q HUNTERS FARM KWA GANA NKQONKQWENI SPRING VALLEY NGINGQINI N LINJAN Q e SIXEKWENI W MPONGO P MTYANA PUBLIC NGWEVANA P FARM E BLACK - B 1 1 N Macleantown 1 1 E NEOS P BLACK - A FRANKFORT FARMS e SIXEKWENI R SKOBENI N A MACLEANTOWN MTUNZI TSOLEKILE PUBLIC NDLOVINI 2 AH N OO A N TYUTYUZA - A Zanempilo Clinic (Zwelitsha) RI MANDELA V E E ZOZO COMBINED RHAMNYIBA 2 ZINYOKA R N A KWA BUSO JUBILEE ELUPHINDWENI F E C C I KWANGWANE N RHAMNYIBA 1 MILL FARM 55 T ZINYOKA 66 S A LUYTEVILLE ELUKHANYISWENI IZELE ZINYOKA 11 66 WIALTDER - D KWELERA WATER WATER - B PLUM HILL FARM QUZINI KING'S MISSION P WATER - C CINTSA EAST P NOKHALA PUBLIC P 11 00 Bisho Hospital JONGILANGA HIGH KWELERA TYUTTU 2 Kwelera Clinic BYLETTS COMBINED ZIPUNZANA CINTSA M Tyutyu Village Clinic HILTON - B ELUQOLWENI - I G LIBENI Q TYUTTU 1 A K W CINTSA E Tyutyu Clinic B E QWALASELA PUBLIC Tyamzashe FP Clinic KWA MASINGATA BALAZIE Tyutyu Mobile KWETYANA - A M G N AH Q O ON KWELEGHA PUBLIC COMBINED A KWA MASINGATA RIV ZIKWABA PUBLIC K ER 22 00 W KWETYANA - B E B R E E V 1 1 Bisho I 1 1 R Bisho Parliament Clinic N DWADWA PUBLIC O O H KING WILLIAM'S TOWN A R N E G TS RIV Q HO ON U CUN XA King William's Town HO N GE NA U Amatola TB Clinic MPUNDU - A B MZONKESHENEWLANDS : NQONQWENI E Central Clinic (King William's Town) LILYFONTEIN P Grrey MHonspuimtael nt Hospital NXARUNI PUBLIC NTSONKOTA S Berlin C BERLIN P Newlands Clinic O 1 0 BERLIN 11 99 NEWLANDS : ST LUKES EZIDULINI JP LO 1 0 Balasi Mobile King William's Town Rural M NKOSINATHI P Berlin Clinic BULUGHA P R ST LUKES PUBLIC A Breidbach Clinic NGWENYATHI HIGH MZONKESHE PUBLIC B UL Ilita Clinic NCALUKENI - A UR Ginsberg Clinic 11 22 33 A N2 Shornville Clinic GLENGARIFF Sweetwaters Clinic 1 8 1 8 BO 11 33 HA NQONQWENI TS ER R IV N R N E O NTABOZUKO JS HO A V TSHABO 1 A NONCEDO COMBINED N H I NKWEZANA PUBLIC O R Ndevana Clinic FARM 303 NOBUTHO COMBINED PRIMARY O O 1 7 TSHONYANENI SANDISIWE PUBLIC 1 7 N L TSHABO 1 Zwelitsha Tshatshu Clinic A R NGQOKWENI F ZANOZUKO JUNIOR SECONDARY I Nahoon Dam V F KWELEGA NQONQWENI COMBINED E U 1 4 M R B 1 4 Ndevana N KWA NDAYI Vulindlela SINETHEMBA HIGH Zwelitsha Zone 5 Clinic C Fort Jackson 33 99 TSHABO 3NOWAWE S O LONDOLOZANI JP INKQUBELA JP THOBOSHANA FARM SUNRISE ON SEA Masakhane Clinic (Zwelitsha) Tshabo Clinic T MDANTSANE Luyolo NU 9 Clinic 4 5 VANANI FARM LUXOMO JP S LUZUKO SP 4 5 TSHABO 2 TSHABO 3 LUXOMO H SHAD MASHOLOGU JP C33ec77iliaL M.Ma.kYiwAaKnOe JHPospital TSHABO COMBINED O DONGWE KWA NDAYI THEMBEKA JP MZOXOLO SP E EMBEKWENI JUNIOR Fezeka NU 3 Clinic O NOBHOTWNEU J 1P2 Clinic KHANYISA JP B DUBU B Nkqubela Hospital U Pakamisa Clinic A KULOGAXAMncotsho Clinic HLOKOMA SS NU1 3 6 SITHEMBISO SS N 22 H TSHABO 2 SAKHILE SP 3 6 S U T EMNCOTSHO L/HP DALUKUKHANYA SP MZOMHLE SS BULUMKO SP GODIDI DONGWE NOWONGA JP Philani NU 1 Clinic Q GONUBIE P KULOGAXA POTSDAM GCOBANI SP DUMISA JP ZUKISA JPMZIMKULU SP G DONGWE MIZANMUO 1 3H CIGliHnic Nobuhle NU 8 Clinic 44 11 ISIBANE JP R.H.GODLO JP PHAKAMILE JP FORT MURRAY DONGWE COMBINED NONTOMBI MATTA JP Gonubie Clinic NYAMEKON HUIG1H3 33 88ZANOKUKHANYA JP MZINGISI JP KWA NDUBUNGELA GIL NTONI SP ZUZILE JP MDANTSANE JP FLORADALE SINEMPUMELELO 3 4 NU 2 Clinic BUCHULE TECH HIGH O 3 4 NU 17 Clinic LUKHANYO JP SONGEZE JP S MFUNDO SP VULUMZI JP I MBOLOMPENI JP SANDISIWE S G SILIMELA
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