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Newcastle Publicity
Town Hall,Scott Street, Newcastle
PO Box 2220, Newcastle, 2940
Tel 034 315 3318
Fax 034 312 9815
E-mail info@newcastle.co.za
Originally known as Post Halt Two on the journey between Port
Natal-Durban and the Zuid-Afrikaansche ...
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Explore EG Tourism & Information Office
Tel 039 727 4444
The capital of East Griqualand, Kokstad lies in the Umzimhlava River
basin between Mount Currie and the Ngele Mountains...256km from
Durban, 195km from Pietermaritzburg and ...
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Badplaas Tourist Information
Tel 017 844 1630
Badplaas is well known for its hot sulphur spring. These springs were
used since the middle of the 1800s when travelers got tired of the
road from Durban by oxwagon. The small village ...
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SMITHFIELD TOURISM FORUM
TEL: 051 683 0032
CELL: 083 272 3001
This pretty little Free State town lies almost halfway between Cape
Town and Durban on the popular N6 route. The town was named in honour
of the Governor of the ...
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Balfour is a small coal mining and maize farming town in Mpumalanga,
South Africa. The town was established in 1898 as McHattiesburg after
its founder Frederick McHattie. In 1905 the town changed its name when
the British Prime Minister Arthur Balfour ...
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Tel 011 411 5000
Fax 011 412 3663
E-mail tourism@vrdm.gov.za
Website www.wrdm.gov.za [http://www.wrdm.gov.za]
INCORPORATES: Merafong City, Mogale City, Westonarea and Randfontein
Local Municipalities.
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TEL: 058 622 3525
A village surrounded by beautiful mountains and on the N2 route to
Durban.
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SANParks is one of the world's leading conservation and scientific research bodies and a leading proponent of maintaining the indigenous natural environment.
In 1864, locale of the present-day town was the southernmost point of
a Colonial-declared 'Zulu Reserve' with little European contact beyond
missionary activity and even less development of infrastructure by its
administrators. When the province's first-ever ...
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A 'one-street' village named after the Zulu word for a variant of the
monkey-apple tree. Lush, scenic and culturally rich, Tongaat awarded
President Nelson Mandela 'Freedom of the Town' in 1995. Every year in
April or May, though - depending on the lunar ...
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