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PR BAR for Slimes Dams 26°19'15 28°10'0"E 28°20'0"E 28°30'0"E 28°40'0"E 28°50'0"E Kaalfontein Limpopo Limpopo Plan 1 Limpopo Birchleigh Argent Sesfontein North West PR BAR Kempton Park SOUTH AFRICA for Slimes Dams Petit Gauteng Mpumalanga Project Area Regional Setting Putfontein V a n Delmas Free State r Daveyton y Legend n d H a o m m Benoni Eloff Elandsfontein N12 L e 26°10'0"S Project Area (7L4-6) 26°10'0"S a s k t e e a d Sundra Major Town Welgedacht Other Town les Alexander ow m C g Boksburg a m r d Dam Da u m s ut Settlement a b C m Geduld s D l i S t n n i E d a u D J e r a r Brakpan p Main Roads m e s Germiston l Strubenvale l e a i Springs f eidelberg f H o Rd National Roads Largo K Elspark D en ne Rd N 17 Railway Line Daggafontein River Kwa-Thema N Dam a Geluksdal Project t a Area l s p t r i u u i r 26°20'0"S t 26°20'0"S p s Dunnottar k o b Vosloosrus Tsakane Marievale s Devon e l B ruit ietsp R Duduza Vorsterkroon it ru Pretoriusstad p Nigel s n a m Mackenzieville s e o Jameson B N 3 Park S uike rbo 26°30'0"S 26°30'0"S sra Heidelberg nt Ratanda Sustainability Service Positive Change Professionalism Future Focused Integrity Projection: Transverse Mercator Ref #: sdp.ERG3537.201508.078 Datum: WGS 1984 Revision Number: 1 P M V e Central Meridian: 29°E Date: 12/08/2015 e a t r n ru w s e D e H r a a 0 3 6 12 r Rietbult Estate Kilometres 1:250 000 www.digbywells.com © Digby Wells Environmental 28°10'0"E 28°20'0"E 28°30'0"E 28°40'0"E 28°50'0"E 28°24'0"E 28°27'0"E 28°30'0"E 28°33'0"E 28°36'0"E ALEXANDER COWLES Welgedacht Plan 2 DAM DAM 5 55 R JAN DWARS-IN-DIE-WEGVLEI SMUTS R PR BAR 2 DAM 9 Geduld for Slimes Dams Local Setting 5 5 5 r R e g Strubenvale u y ) r a 1 5 26°15'0"S 26°15'0"S K w l h /R d u R g 9 it a i 2 Springs W ASTON P H R ( d LAKE Legend R it W 9t h 7L4-6 St prings S R Largo est 5 Rd W B 1 IT R51 R51 IN U L LE PR E R29 Major Town R K S S 5 K O B 54 4 B 55 S O N R E 17 BL K S Other Town P N1 R KARRINGMELKPAN 7 U I T Settlement Daggafontein Power Line Arterial / National Route Kwa-Thema 26°18'0"S 26°18'0"S Main Route Railway Line Geluksdal UIT PR S 1 OK Non - Perennial Stream ITH 5 W R VOGELSTRUISBULT Perennial Stream DAM 7L4 7L5 7L6 Dam Wall Dam / Lake 1 Dunnottar 5 R Perennial Pan 26°21'0"S 26°21'0"S Non - Perennial Pan Marievale 2 Tsakane 4 R Wetland BLESBOKSPRUIT B L E S B Duduza O K S P R U I T DIE LEEUFONTEIN Vorsterkroon SPAARWATERPAN 1 NIGEL 5 26°24'0"S 26°24'0"S R DAM R 550 IT U R P S K O Sustainability Service Positive Change Professionalism Future Focused Integrity B S E L Pretoriusstad Projection: Transverse Mercator Ref #: sdp.ERG3537.201508.079 B Nigel 2 50 Datum: WGS 1984 Revision Number: 1 4 R5 R R 51 Central Meridian: 29°E Date: 12/08/2015 BL Mackenzieville 0 1 2 4 ESBO KSP RUIT Kilometres 1:100 000 www.digbywells.com © Digby Wells Environmental 28°24'0"E 28°27'0"E 28°30'0"E 28°33'0"E 28°36'0"E 28°29'45"E 28°30'0"E 28°30'15"E 28°30'30"E 28°30'45"E Plan 3 PR BAR for Slimes Dams 26°19'15"S 26°19'15"S Provisional Drill Hole Locations Legend 7L4-6 Provision Drill Hole Locations Power Line Minor Road 26°19'30"S 7L4 26°19'30"S Non - Perennial Stream Perennial Stream Perennial Pan Wetland 26°19'45"S 26°19'45"S 7L5 7L6 26°20'0"S 26°20'0"S Sustainability Service Positive Change Professionalism Future Focused Integrity Projection: Transverse Mercator Ref #: sdp.ERG3537.201508.080 Datum: WGS 1984 Revision Number: 1 Central Meridian: 29°E Date: 12/08/2015 0 100 200 400 26°20'15"S Metres 26°20'15"S 1:8 000 www.digbywells.com © Digby Wells Environmental 28°29'45"E 28°30'0"E 28°30'15"E 28°30'30"E 28°30'45"E 28°28'0"E 28°30'0"E 28°32'0"E 28°34'0"E C l R y R29 N d d i e g ( s Plan 4 M B e d L l 4 a 6 E R l N ) e 17 S d B N O o K r R t S h 5 P 1 IT ( R PR BAR M N U I R U 6 E P L I S T 3 K K ) O KARRINGMELKPAN N B R S 2 i E N g 9 ( L Butler Rd for Slimes Dams M o e B r l 6 t R 3 h ) d C ly N17 d es da Threatened Ecosystems le d R r R d le ut B Daggafontein t it Legend ew H ve ton 63) A Coa on Ave (M st Coat Ave We 7L4-6 (M63) Other Town 26°18'0"S 26°18'0"S d R t l N Settlement u i g b e s i l u R r t d s Power Line l S e o g u o t V h ( Arterial / National Route M 6 3 ) Main Route St R er hokana v Railway Line Ave Plo 1 5 R Non - 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Perennial Stream Perennial Stream Dam Wall VOGELSTRUISBULT DAM 7L4 Dam / Lake Perennial Pan Non - Perennial Pan 7L5 7L6 Wetland 26°20'0"S 26°20'0"S Gauteng C-Plan (SANBI, 2011) Ecological Support Area Important Area Irreplaceable Area Protected Area 26°21'0"S 26°21'0"S Marievale Sustainability Service Positive Change Professionalism Future Focused Integrity Projection: Transverse Mercator Ref #: sdp.ERG3537.201508.082 26°22'0"S 26°22'0"S BLESBOKSPRUIT Datum: WGS 1984 Revision Number: 1 T I Central Meridian: 29°E Date: 12/08/2015 U R P S IT K U R O 0 0.5 1 2 P B S S K E O B L S B Kilometres E L B 1:40 000 www.digbywells.com © Digby Wells Environmental 28°27'0"E 28°28'0"E 28°29'0"E 28°30'0"E 28°31'0"E 28°32'0"E 28°33'0"E.
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