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R524 ## # # # #C! # # ^ 244 275 244 SAPS TS Sha#yandima Muledane J # C!# ^ C! NELLIES 279 GROBLERSPLAATS Shura # # u ## HAPPY NEBO WATER Makhado LISBON # h C! TREURFONTEIN GARDEN C! # v # # # HIGHLANDS MOW 282 # Mahu#nguni Itsan#i u Dididi REST 259 281 RESERVE TSAKOMA # # v # # ## # 234 ROODEWAL 12 Matata#ni # u # C!## 239 277 COP Magisterial Makhado NU Mutandani T#shifulalani L # ## TOKWE PERTH SARUM LAST 278 Magisterial 18 # # # # 234 TROMP 1 # # # # NEBO # 280 # Dzindi Tsw#C!inga 204 # 242 245 252 R522 HOPE # GOEDGEVONDEN Hlanganani Tshakhuma Zwavhavhili VERZIERKERF TS 273 Diistriict BAROTTA # # # 238 BRISTOL LOUIS Luk#au Tshiful#anani # # # 1196 RIVERSIDE 264 7 # # C! KUTAMAS YORK Louis Trich#ardt TRICHARDT 17 # Tshishushuru # Makovha # # 254 ^ SCHOONUITZICHT Vuwani ntha ha bada Manamane LOCATION 241 251 Sub # # # # # MULENZHE # ASHFIELD RIETVLY C! # WELGEVONDEN # # # # 225 DAMPLAATS # .!ñ # 10 MuC!hovhoya Khumbe # # 246 MANOR ñC! # PALMIETFONTEIN 4 # # ### # # # # # 276 Tshikota Louis # # # 230 # 255 256 El#tivillas VONDELING VYGEBOOMSDRIFT District # Ludanani Sub C! # Khangale Tambaulate # DOWNTOWN 2 STERKSTROOM ## # Tshidzate # # # Louis Trichardt 283 LEVUBU Diambele # # # C! Tshilwavhusiku 250 # 285 R524 # # # # 22 # Malamulele # # # # LONGFORD NOOITGEDACHT Louis Trichardt u 6 BEJA BOOMRYK TS NOOITGEDACHT VIREERS Tshinganwe ## # Mutsha Gombameni # # # # # Trichardt1 R524 uvh R524 15 SubD istrict # # # # TS uv District # Ha Mashawane # Sub District Sinthumule 290 Industrial Area Luvuvhu L TS 14 24 Luvhalani #Khwekhwe Dzwerani # ## # # # # 248 39 11 ^ # # # # C! # # ^ For more information # # DATA SUPPLIED BY: # ## C!# # ^ # regarding this map, # C! # # # # # # # # Lege#nd # kindly contact # ^ ## Statistics South Africa # # #C! # # # # # !. C! # # Main Town # # # Rivers Provinces C! Mr A# S #NC!onyane # ## #C! # # # # # Department of Water Affairs & Forestry # # # # # of # ; Main Courts National Roads PPrrooppoosseedd MMaaiinn SSeeaatt // SSuubb DDiiss#ttrriicctt # # # Proposed Magisterial District Department of Provincial & Local Government A S Nonyane & Associates # # # # C! ! # # ## SubPlace # #C # # $ ## ®# # # C! # Place of Sitting Main Roa#ds Department of Health Tel: 011 786 3591 # # ## ## Proposed Seat / Sub District wwiitthhiinn # # # # # # ^ PoliceStations
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