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CP COJ Regional Map.Pdf DIEPSLOOT WES RANDJESPARK EXT 103 LANSERIA AIRPORT DIEPSLOOT WES EXT 2 DIEPSLOOT 388-JR EXT 388 COUNTRY VIEW BLUE HILLS A H. RANDJESFONTEIN SUNRELLA A H. DIEPSLOOT A H. LANSERIA EXT 26 BLUE HILLS EXT 8 ERAND A H. EXT.1 ERAND A H. EXT.1 RIVERGLEN KYALAMI A H. EXT.1 GLEN AUSTIN A H. EXT.1 CROWTHORNE A H. NORTH CHAMPAYNE ESTATES A H. GLEN AUSTIN A H. Midrand A IVORY PARK EXT 12 DAINFERN CARLSWALD A H. CHARTWELL A H. ERAND A H. KYALAMI A H. GLENFERNESS A H. IVORY PARK EXT 10 FARMALL A H. EBONY PARK KENGIES A H. VORNA VALLEY BEVERLEY A H. BARBEQUE A H. IVORY PARK EXT 8 FARMALL A H. PRESIDENT PARK A H. IVORY PARK EXT 2 COSMO CITY EXT 2 HALFWAY HOUSE ESTATE CRAIGAVON A H. WATERVAL 5-IR INADAN A H. LONE HILL GLEN AUSTIN A H. EXT.3 RABIE RIDGE JUKSKEI VIEW EXT 19 COSMO CITY EXT 6 FOURWAYS SUNNINGHILL PARK A H. JUKSKEI PARK GLEN AUSTIN A H. EXT 3 PETERVALE CHLOORKOP EXT 53 SONNEDAL A H. NORTH RIDING A H. JUKSKEI VIEW EXT 9 BRYANSTON BRYANSTON EXT 8 EDENBURG BUCCLEUCH CHLOORKOP TRES-JOLIE A H. Bryanston GALLO MANOR GOLDEN HARVEST A H. ARENA CHLOORKOP EXT 22 ALSEF A H. KENSINGTON B BRYANSTON EXT 7 KELVIN LINBRO PARK A H. RUIMSIG A H. WENDYWOOD BUSH HILL ESTATE A H. POORTVIEW A H. FERNDALE Randburg LINBRO PARK A H. HARVESTON A H. PARKMORE MARLBORO FOUNDERS HILL SANDOWN FONTAINEBLEAU WILROPARK EXT 5 E BLAIRGOWRIE CRAIGHALL KEW WELTEVREDENPARK EXT 9 Alexandra ILLIONDALE LOMBARDY EAST HELDERKRUIN EXT 1 LITTLE FALLS EXT 1 WINDSOR CRAIGHALL PARK ILLOVO KEW BREAUNANDA EXT 2 FAIRLAND LYNDHURST KLOOFENDAL STRUBENSVALLEI EXT 4 C LINDEN WAVERLEY FAIRLAND Cydna WITPOORTJIE B Highlands North NORTHCLIFF SANDRINGHAM ONTDEKKERSPARK PARKHURST PARKWOOD HORISON SYDENHAM QUELLERINA WITPOORTJIE EXT 1 GREYMONT BEDFORD PARK EXT 1 FLORIDA PARK PARKVIEW HOUGHTON ESTATE ROODEPOORT DISCOVERY CULEMBEECK A H. NEWLANDS TRIOMF WESTDENE OBSERVATORY BRUMA FLORIDA LAKE Roodepoort PARKTOWN PARKTOWN FLORIDA HurstHill BRAM FISCHERVILLE EXT 12 BOSMONT TSHEPISONG BRAM FISCHERVILLE EXT 7 CROSBY JOHANNESBURG Siemert KENSINGTON MALVERN EXT 3 BRAM FISCHERVILLE EXT 13 FLEURHOF MAYFAIR JEPPESTOWN DENVER SELBY HERIOTDALE PENNYVILLE EXT 1 RIVERLEA THULANI EXT 1 SLOVOVILLE MEADOWLANDS CROWN DOBSONVILLE ROSHERVILLE CITY DEEP EXT 1 THULANI ORLANDO EAST BOOYSENS ReuveGnLE SNEoSuK th East STESA A H. THETA AIRPORT PARK DUBE ELANDSPARK LUFHERENG JABULANI ZOLA ORLANDO EAST NASREC EMDENI TURFFONTEIN THE HILL ROBERTSHAM D Klipspruit TULISA PARK NALEDI ORLANDO EKHAYA NALEDI EXT 2 FOREST HILL DIEPKLOOF ZONE 6 CROWN GARDENSF LINMEYER MOROKA MAPETLA PROTEA GLEN EXT 11 GLENANDA PROTEA NORTH PIMVILLE EXT 2 MONDEOR PHIRI CHIAWELO PROTEA GLEN EXT 12 NATURENA GLENVISTA EXT 5 PROTEA CHIAWELO EXT 2 ELDORADO PARK DEVLAND EXT 30 KLIPRIVIERSOOG NANCEFIELD KIBLER PARK LIEFDE EN VREDE EXT 1 LENASIA EXT 1 LENASIA EXT 13 RISPARK A H. ALVEDA EXT 2 LENASIA EXT 9 LENASIA EXT 6 LENASIA EXT 11 ABMARIE A H. ANCHORVILLE EXT 9 LENASIA EXT 10 Lenasia LEHAE TEDDERFIELD A H. ZAKARIYYA PARK EXT 4 LAWLEY ESTATE HILTONIA A H. VLAKFONTEIN LAWLEY ESTATE LENASIA SOUTH Legend LAWLEY EXT 2 Depot Sites UNAVILLE A H. LENASIA SOUTH EXT 4 Depot Boundaries G Township GELUKSDAL A H. FINETOWN ENNERDALE EXT 8 MID-ENNERDALE Regional Boundaries ALTHEA A H. REGION NAME ENNERDALE SOUTH GRASMERE A B C ORANGE FARM EXT 2 POORTJE D E DRIEZIEK EXT 3 F ORANGE FARM G STRETFORD EXT 9 ORANGE FARM EXT 1 STRETFORD EXT 10 LAKESIDE EXT 1 µ LAKESIDE EXT 4 21 NOVEMBER 2012.
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