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Mainplace Codelist.Xls Main Place Code Sub_Place Code Code !Kheis 31801 Gannaput SH 31801002 315 !Kheis 31801 Wegdraai SH 31801008 315 !Kheis 31801 Kimberley NU 31801006 315 !Kheis 31801 Kenhardt NU 31801005 316 !Kheis 31801 Gordonia NU 31801003 315 !Kheis 31801 Prieska NU 31801007 306 !Kheis 31801 Boegoeberg SH 31801001 306 !Kheis 31801 Grootdrink SH 31801004 315 ||Khara Hais 31701 Gordonia NU 31701001 316 ||Khara Hais 31701 Gordonia NU 31701001 315 ||Khara Hais 31701 Ses-Brugge AH 31701003 315 ||Khara Hais 31701 Klippunt AH 31701002 315 42nd Hill 41501 42nd Hill SP 41501000 426 42nd Hill 41501 Intabazwe 41501001 426 Abakwahlabisa 53501 Mabundeni 53501008 535 Abakwahlabisa 53501 KwaQonsa 53501004 535 Abakwahlabisa 53501 Hlambanyathi 53501003 535 Abakwahlabisa 53501 Bazaneni 53501002 535 Abakwahlabisa 53501 Amatshamnyama 53501001 535 Abakwahlabisa 53501 KwaSeme 53501006 535 Abakwahlabisa 53501 KwaQunwane 53501005 535 Abakwahlabisa 53501 KwaTembeka 53501007 535 Abakwahlabisa 53501 Abakwahlabisa SP 53501000 535 Abakwahlabisa 53501 Makopini 53501009 535 Abakwahlabisa 53501 Ngxongwana 53501011 535 Abakwahlabisa 53501 Nqotweni 53501012 535 Abakwahlabisa 53501 Nqubeka 53501013 535 Abakwahlabisa 53501 Sitezi 53501014 535 Abakwahlabisa 53501 Tanganeni 53501015 535 Abakwahlabisa 53501 Mgangado 53501010 535 Abambo 51801 Enyokeni 51801003 522 Abambo 51801 Abambo SP 51801000 522 Abambo 51801 Emafikeni 51801001 522 Abambo 51801 Eyosini 51801004 522 Abambo 51801 Emhlabathini 51801002 522 Abambo 51801 KwaMkhize 51801005 522 Abantungwa/Kholwa 51401 Driefontein 51401003 523 Abantungwa/Kholwa 51401 Hobsland 51401004 523 Abantungwa/Kholwa 51401 Kirkintullock 51401005 523 Abantungwa/Kholwa 51401 Doornhoek 51401002 523 Abantungwa/Kholwa 51401 Kleinfontein 51401006 523 Abantungwa/Kholwa 51401 Klipfontein 51401007 523 Abantungwa/Kholwa 51401 PeaceTown 51401008 523 Abantungwa/Kholwa 51401 Randjieslaagte 51401009 523 Abantungwa/Kholwa 51401 Burford 51401001 523 Abantungwa/Kholwa 51401 Watershed 51401010 523 Abantungwa/Kholwa 51401 Watersmeet 51401011 523 Abaqulusi 52901 Ngotshe NU 52901001 531 Abaqulusi 52901 Vryheid NU 52901003 533 Abaqulusi 52901 Nqutu NU 52901002 546 Abbotsdale 10501 Abbotsdale SP 10501000 132 Abbotsdale 10501 Teen die Bult 10501001 132 Aberdeen 20101 Aberdeen SP 20101000 231 Aberdeen 20101 Lotusville 20101001 231 Aberdeen Plain 29101 Uitenhage NU 29101003 241 Main Place Code Sub_Place Code Code Aberdeen Plain 29101 Willowmore NU 29101004 236 Aberdeen Plain 29101 Graaff Reinet NU 29101002 232 Aberdeen Plain 29101 Aberdeen NU 29101001 231 Adams Mission 57201 Adams Mission SP 57201000 541 Addo 20601 Addo SP 20601000 228 Addo 20601 Valencia 20601001 228 Addo Elephant National Park 29102 Addo Elephant National Park SP 29102000 222 Addo Elephant National Park 20602 Addo Elephant National Park SP 20602000 228 Adelaide 21701 Bezuidenhoutville 21701001 223 Adelaide 21701 Adelaide SP 21701000 223 Aganang 91001 Seshego NU 91001002 922 Aganang 91001 Potgietersrus NU 91001001 906 Aggeneys 30601 Aggeneys SP 30601000 301 Agisanang 60701 Agisanang SP 60701000 608 Agisaneng 60101 Agisaneng SP 60101000 619 Agulhas 11301 Agulhas SP 11301000 113 Airport Township 21401 Airport Township South 21401002 219 Airport Township 21401 Airport Township North 21401001 219 Akasia 77601 The Orchards 77601013 703 Akasia 77601 Chantelle 77601002 703 Akasia 77601 Wonderboom AH 77601016 703 Akasia 77601 Theresa Park 77601014 703 Akasia 77601 Winternest AH 77601015 703 Akasia 77601 Clarina 77601003 703 Akasia 77601 Onderstepoort Nature Reserve 77601011 703 Akasia 77601 Amandasig 77601001 703 Akasia 77601 Ninapark 77601010 703 Akasia 77601 Klerksoord 77601009 703 Akasia 77601 Karenpark 77601008 703 Akasia 77601 Hesteapark 77601007 703 Akasia 77601 Heatherdale AH 77601006 703 Akasia 77601 Hartebeesthoek 77601005 703 Akasia 77601 Eldorette 77601004 703 Akasia 77601 Rosslyn 77601012 703 Albany 20401 Albany SP 20401000 221 Albert Falls 50701 Albert Falls SP 50701000 507 Albert Luthuli 80101 Carolina NU 80101001 803 Albert Luthuli 80101 Eerstehoek NU 80101002 824 Albert Luthuli 80101 Ermelo NU 80101003 804 Albertinia 11601 Theronville 11601001 121 Albertinia 11601 Albertinia SP 11601000 121 Alberton 77301 Alberante 77301001 706 Alberton 77301 Alberante Ext 1 77301002 706 Alberton 77301 Alberton Central 77301003 706 Alberton 77301 Verwoerdpark 77301020 706 Alberton 77301 Union Ext 77301019 706 Alberton 77301 South Crest 77301018 706 Alberton 77301 Randhart 77301017 706 Alberton 77301 Newmarket 77301016 706 Alberton 77301 New Redruth 77301015 706 Alberton 77301 Meyersdal 77301014 706 Alberton 77301 Alberton South 77301004 706 Alberton 77301 Brackendowns 77301008 722 Alberton 77301 Genl Alberts Park 77301012 706 Alberton 77301 Mayberry Park 77301013 706 Main Place Code Sub_Place Code Code Alberton 77301 Alrode South 77301007 706 Alberton 77301 Alrode 77301006 706 Alberton 77301 Albertsdal 77301005 706 Alberton 70501 Zwartkopjes 70501001 722 Alberton 77301 Brackenhurst 77301009 706 Alberton 77301 Florentia 77301011 706 Alberton 77301 Eden Park 77301010 706 Alberton 77301 Brackendowns 77301008 706 Albertsnek 81701 Lebombo 81701001 819 Alexander Bay 30101 Alexander Bay SP 30101000 301 Alexander Bay 30101 Alexander Bay Navel Base 30101001 301 Alexandra 77401 East Bank 77401002 705 Alexandra 77401 Tsutsumani 77401003 710 Alexandra 77401 East Bank 77401002 710 Alexandra 77401 Alexandra SP 77401000 710 Alexandra 77401 Alexandra 77401001 705 Alexandra 77401 Alexandra SP 77401000 705 Alexandria 20501 Alexandria SP 20501000 222 Alexandria 20501 Wentzel Park 20501001 222 Alheit 31601 Alheit SP 31601000 315 Alice 21601 Ntselamanzi 21601002 247 Alice 21601 University of Fort Hare 21601003 247 Alice 21601 Alice SP 21601000 247 Alice 21601 Hillcrest 21601001 247 Aliwal North 22801 Aliwal North SP 22801000 202 Aliwal North 22801 Hilton 22801001 202 Allanridge 41001 Allanridge SP 41001000 406 Allanridge 41001 Loraine Gold Mine 41001001 406 Alldays 90901 Alldays SP 90901000 905 Amabhedu 54601 Nhlanomfula 54601003 544 Amabhedu 54601 Nhlakazi 54601002 544 Amabhedu 54601 Mhlangakazi 54601001 544 Amabhele 21101 Esikolweni 21101013 265 Amabhele 21101 Nduveni 21101059 251 Amabhele 21101 Xhaxhashimba 21101074 251 Amabhele 21101 Zangwa 21101075 251 Amabhele 21101 Amabhele SP 21101000 265 Amabhele 21101 eLalini 21101005 265 Amabhele 21101 eMadopholweni 21101006 265 Amabhele 21101 eMaphiko 21101007 265 Amabhele 21101 eMtombo 21101008 265 Amabhele 21101 Dumzela 21101002 251 Amabhele 21101 Diya 21101001 251 Amabhele 21101 KwaKhwatsha 21101026 265 Amabhele 21101 Esixhotyeni 21101014 265 Amabhele 21101 Esizindini 21101015 265 Amabhele 21101 eThunga 21101016 265 Amabhele 21101 eVotini 21101017 265 Amabhele 21101 Gongota 21101018 265 Amabhele 21101 Hili Hili 21101019 265 Amabhele 21101 Komkhulu 21101022 265 Amabhele 21101 KuNondobo 21101025 265 Amabhele 21101 eNgcwangu 21101011 265 Amabhele 21101 KwaNgwane 21101032 251 Amabhele 21101 eMzitheni 21101009 251 Main Place Code Sub_Place Code Code Amabhele 21101 Khobodi 21101020 251 Amabhele 21101 Klanisi 21101021 251 Amabhele 21101 Komkhulu 21101022 251 Amabhele 21101 KuDebevu 21101023 251 Amabhele 21101 KuDunjana 21101024 251 Amabhele 21101 KwaMagogo 21101027 251 Amabhele 21101 KwaMbongendlu 21101028 251 Amabhele 21101 Springs 21101068 251 Amabhele 21101 KwaNduneni 21101030 251 Amabhele 21101 eJojweni 21101004 251 Amabhele 21101 KwaSonkana 21101036 251 Amabhele 21101 KwaZangwa 21101037 251 Amabhele 21101 Mabeleni 21101038 251 Amabhele 21101 Mthongwana 21101050 251 Amabhele 21101 Nciba 21101054 251 Amabhele 21101 Ncityane 21101055 251 Amabhele 21101 KwaNodumaphu 21101034 265 Amabhele 21101 eDrayini 21101003 251 Amabhele 21101 KwaMzintsilana 21101029 251 Amabhele 21101 Tyindeni 21101072 265 Amabhele 21101 Ngqumela 21101061 265 Amabhele 21101 Ntwasha 21101062 265 Amabhele 21101 Nyili 21101063 265 Amabhele 21101 Nyulula 21101064 265 Amabhele 21101 Sidutyini 21101065 265 Amabhele 21101 Sigingqini 21101066 265 Amabhele 21101 Sikhobeni 21101067 265 Amabhele 21101 Thembalethu 21101069 265 Amabhele 21101 KwaNgunikazi 21101031 265 Amabhele 21101 Tyabana 21101071 265 Amabhele 21101 Amabhele SP 21101000 251 Amabhele 21101 uMzantsi 21101073 265 Amabhele 22201 Amabhele SP 22201000 265 Amabhele 22201 Daza 22201001 265 Amabhele 22201 Kwamayi 22201002 265 Amabhele 22201 Maduma 22201003 265 Amabhele 22201 Shweme 22201004 265 Amabhele 22201 Tenza 22201005 265 Amabhele 22201 Tshetshengwane 22201006 265 Amabhele 21101 Tshabaqu 21101070 265 Amabhele 21101 Mission 21101046 265 Amabhele 21101 KwaNkqayi 21101033 265 Amabhele 22201 Vrystad 22201007 265 Amabhele 21101 KwaSokapase 21101035 265 Amabhele 21101 Mamela 21101039 265 Amabhele 21101 Mangobomvu 21101040 265 Amabhele 21101 Mangodini 21101041 265 Amabhele 21101 Mbasa 21101042 265 Amabhele 21101 Mbiza 21101043 265 Amabhele 21101 Ngqakeni 21101060 265 Amabhele 21101 Mgadi 21101045 265 Amabhele 21101 eNgcingcinikhwe 21101010 265 Amabhele 21101 Mjikelweni 21101047 265 Amabhele 21101 Mjula 21101048 265 Amabhele 21101 Mpatheni 21101049 265 Amabhele 21101 Mthonjeni 21101051 265 Amabhele 21101 Mtshabeni 21101052 265 Amabhele 21101 Mxhaka 21101053 265 Amabhele 21101 Ncorha 21101056 265 Amabhele 21101 Ndenxa 21101057 265 Amabhele 21101 Ndiki 21101058 265 Amabhele 21101 Mbuthweni 21101044 265 Amabhele 21101 eQolweni 21101012 265 Amacala Gwala 54701 Hlafuna 54701002 514 Amacala Gwala 54701 Gophogobho 54701001 514 Amacala Gwala 54701 Mahlatini 54701003 514 Amacala Gwala 54701 Senkwanzela 54701004 514 Amacwera 23501 Bhubesini 23501002 269 Amacwera 23501 Mangxamfu
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