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SOCIAL SECTOR VACCINATION SITES CAPE TOWN METRO Tygerberg Hospital CT Tygerberg SD Disa Hall Francie van Zijl Avenue, Tygerberg CT Western SD West EMS Metro Emergency Medical Service 11 Alexandra Road, Pinelands GARDEN ROUTE Sub-district Vaccination site name Physical address George LM AGS Church Hall 27 Victoria St, George Central Hessequa LM Riversdale Civic Centre Riversdale Knysna LM Knysna Town Hall Queen Street, Knysna Mossel Bay LM D'Almeida Community Hall Mossel Street, Mosselbay Oudtshoorn LM Oudtshoorn Hospital Park Road, Oudtshoorn CENTRAL KAROO DM Central Karoo DM Beaufort West LM Beaufort West SDA GARDEN ROUTE George LM AGS Church Hall 27 Victoria St, George Central Hessequa LM Riversdale Civic Centre Riversdal Knysna LM Knysna Town Hall Queen Street, Knysna Mossel Bay LM D'Almeida Community Hall Mossel Street, Mosselbay Oudtshoorn LM Oudtshoorn Hospital Park Road, Oudtshoorn OVERBERG Theewaterskloof Municipality Victoria Hall Caledon c/o Sport and Ian Toerien Streets, Caledon www.westerncape.gov.za WEST COAST Cederberg Municipality Clanwilliam Hospital Old Cape Road, Clanwilliam Matzikama Municipality Vredendal Hospital Van Der Stel Street, Vredendal Saldanha Bay Municipality Vredenburg Hospital 123 Voortrekker Street, Vredenburg Bergriver Porterville Clinic Porterville Bergriver Piketberg Clinic Piketberg Bergriver Velddrif Clinic Velddrif Cederberg Elandsbay Clinic Elandsbay Cederberg Lamberts Bay Clinic Lamberts Bay Cederberg Citrusdal Hospital Citrusdal Cederberg Clanwilliam Hospital Clanwilliam Cederberg Graafwater Clinic Graafwater Matzikama Klawer Community Hall Klawer Matzikama Rietpoort Satellite Clinic Rietpoort Matzikama Molsvlei Satellite Clinic Molsvlei Matzikama Stofkraal Satellite Clinic Stofkraal Matzikama Kliprand Satellite Clinic Kliprand Matzikama Nuwerus Satellite Clinic Nuwerus Matzikama Vredendal Hospital Vredendal Saldanha Bay Skilpad Hall, Vredenburg Vredenburg Swartland Moorreesburg Town Hall Moorreesburg Swartland Chatsworth Satellite Clinic Chatsworth, Malmesbury Swartland Abbotsdale Satellite Clinic Abbotsdale Swartland Kalbaskraal Satellite Clinic Kalbaskraal, Malmesbury Swartland Riverlands Satellite Clinic Riverlands www.westerncape.gov.za 2 .

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