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Suburb Box-Code Str-Code Area C-Place 6330 Jeffreys SUBURB BOX-CODE STR-CODE AREA C-PLACE 6330 JEFFREYS BAY C-PLEK 6330 JEFFREYS BAY CABA VALE 5181 QUMBU CACHET 2524 2531 POTCHEFSTROOM CADLES 6001 PORT ELIZABETH CAFDA 7945 RETREAT CAFUTWENI 5000 IDUTYWA CALA 5455 5455 CALA CALAIS 0890 LETSITELE CALEDON 7230 7230 CALEDON CALEDON SQUARE 7905 CAPE TOWN CALEDONPLEIN 7905 CAPE TOWN CALEDONPARK 9730 FICKSBURG CALIFORNIA 4993 CALIFORNIA CALITZDORP 6660 6660 - CALM VALLEY 4990 NQAMAKWE CALUZA 3217 EDENDALE CALVINIA 8190 8190 CALVINIA CALVINIA WEST 8190 CALVINIA CALVINIA-WES 8190 CALVINIA CALYPSO BEACH 7357 LANGEBAAN CAMAMA 5380 COFIMVABA CAMBRIDGE 5206 5247 EAST LONDON CAMBRIDGE EST 7441 MILNERTON CAMBRIDGE LGD 7441 MILNERTON CAMBRIDGE LOC 5206 5247 EAST LONDON CAMBRIDGE LOK 5206 5247 EAST LONDON CAMBRIDGE WEST 5207 5247 EAST LONDON CAMBRIDGE-WES 5207 5247 EAST LONDON CAMDEN 2355 NUCAM CAMELOT 7580 KUILS RIVER CAMPBELL 8306 8306 KIMBERLEY CAMPBELLDORP 2571 KLERKSDORP CAMPBELLSTOWN 4158 4068 PHOENIX CAMPERDOWN 3720 3720 HAMMARSDALE CAMPHER HEIGHTS 6220 DESPATCH CAMPHERHOOGTE 6220 DESPATCH CAMPHER PARK 6220 DESPATCH CAMPHERSDRIFT 6529 GEORGE CAMPS BAY 8040 8005 CAPE TOWN KAMPSBAAI 8040 8005 CAPE TOWN CANADA 2093 SOWETO CANCELE 5090 MOUNT FRERE CANDLEWOOD 0119 IRENE CANELANDS 4344 4339 VERULAM CANELANDS EXT 2 4339 VERULAM CANELANDS UIT 2 4339 VERULAM CANELANDS INDUSTRIAL 4339 VERULAM CANESIDE 4068 PHOENIX CANI 4820 LUSIKISIKI CANNON HILL 6229 UITENHAGE CANNON ROCKS 6186 ALEXANDRIA CANNONVILLE 6175 COLCHESTER CANZIBE 5144 NGQELENI CAPE MAIL 8003 CAPE TOWN CAPE MAIL SPEED SERVICES NETWORK 8004 CAPE TOWN CAPE RESERVE 0183 PRETORIA WEST CAPE ST FRANCIS 6313 6312 HUMANSDORP KAAP ST FRANCIS 6313 6312 HUMANSDORP CAPE STANDS 9307 MANGAUNG CAPE TOWN 8000 8001 CAPE TOWN KAAPSTAD 8000 8001 CAPE TOWN CAPE TOWN INT AIRPORT 7525 CAPE TOWN KAAPSTAD INT LUGHAWE 7525 CAPE TOWN CAPE TOWN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 7525 CAPE TOWN KAAPSTAD INTERNASIONALE LUGHAWE 7525 CAPE TOWN CAPEGATE 7562 BRACKENFELL CAPEMAIL 8003 CAPE TOWN CAPITAL CITY 3316 PIETERMARITZBURG CAPITAL PARK 0084 MOOT CAPITAL PARK EXT 4 0084 PRETORIA CAPITALPARK UIT 4 0084 PRETORIA CAPRI VILLAGE 7975 FISH HOEK CAPRICORN 0699 POLOKWANE CAPRICORN 7945 RETREAT CAPRICORN BEACH 7945 RETREAT CAPRICORNSTRAND 7945 RETREAT CAPRICORN PARK 7945 RETREAT CAPRICORNPARK 7945 RETREAT CAPRICORN SQUARE 7948 CAPE TOWN CAPRICORNPLEIN 7948 CAPE TOWN CARAVELLE 7787 7798 MITCHELLS PLAIN CARENVALE 1724 ROODEPOORT CARLETONVILLE 2500 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE EXT 1 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE UIT 1 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE EXT 16 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE UIT 16 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE EXT 2 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE UIT 2 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE EXT 3 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE UIT 3 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE EXT 4 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE UIT 4 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE EXT 5 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE UIT 5 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE EXT 6 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE UIT 6 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE EXT 7 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE UIT 7 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE EXT 8 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE UIT 8 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE EXT 9 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLETONVILLE UIT 9 2499 CARLETONVILLE CARLSRHUE 0616 NKWE CARLSWALD 1685 1684 HALFWAY HOUSE CARLTON CENTRE 2173 2001 JOHANNESBURG CARLTON SENTRUM 2173 2001 JOHANNESBURG CARNARVON 8925 8925 CARNARVON CAROLINA 1185 1185 CAROLINA CAROLUSBERG 8247 SPRINGBOK CAROLWOOD 7975 FISH HOEK CAROUSEL VIEW 0421 0407 TEMBA CARRINGTON HEIGHTS 4001 DURBAN CARTERS GLEN 8301 KIMBERLEY CARTERVILLE 7655 WELLINGTON CASA PALADIO 1759 KRUGERSDORP CASABLANCA 7140 STRAND CASARINA 4399 TONGAAT CASCADES 3202 3201 PIETERMARITZBURG CASHAN 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN EXT 1 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN UIT 1 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN EXT 13 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN UIT 13 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN EXT 19 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN UIT 19 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN EXT 2 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN UIT 2 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN EXT 20 0300 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN UIT 20 0300 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN EXT 21 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN UIT 21 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN EXT 3 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN UIT 3 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN EXT 33 0300 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN UIT 33 0300 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN EXT 4 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN UIT 4 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN EXT 5 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN UIT 5 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN EXT 6 0299 RUSTENBURG CASHAN UIT 6 0299 RUSTENBURG CASON 1459 BOKSBURG CASSANDRA 8301 KIMBERLEY CASSANOVA 4200 UMZINTO CASSEL 8587 8587 GANYESA CASSELDALE 1559 SPRINGS CASSIM PARK 2351 ERMELO CASTEEL 1370 ACORNHOEK CASTLE HILL 4037 MARBLE RAY CASTLE HILL 6001 PORT ELIZABETH CASTLE ROCK 7975 SIMON'S TOWN CASTLEHILL 4037 MARBLE RAY CASTLEVIEW 1401 GERMISTON CAT'S PASS 4960 BUTTERWORTH CATHCART 5310 5310 CATHCART CATHEDRAL PEAK 3342 WINTERTON CATHERINE BOOTH 3823 - 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