Places

Aakaap (Rietfontein)
Khoikhoi name for Rietfontein, station of the London Missionary Society, established in 1801 by William Anderson 1769-... read more
Aalwynkop
Aalwynkop is a hill 5km West of Belfour and 20km South-East of Heidelberg, in the Gauteng Province of South Africa. The... read more
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Aalwynpoort
Railway siding between Kommadagga and Sailtaire.
Aan de Doorns
Settlement on the Nuy River, 7km from Worcestor. The name is Dutch for 'at the thorns'.
Aangenaam
Found north of the olifants River, 7km east of De Rust. The name is afrikaans in origin and means 'pleasant'.
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Aapkloof
A ravine 10km south-west of Kwaggafontein. The name is Afrikaans for 'monkey ravine'.
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Aardoringspruit
Watercourse extending east and west, 14km west of Brandfort. Afrikaans for 'water-vein thorn stream'. The name is... read more
Aasbank
Rocks in water in Holbaai, 6km west of Betty's Bay Name comes from Afrikaans meaning 'bait bank'.
Aascoe
10 km south-east of Kirkwood and north of the Sunday's River. The name recorded as early as 1778 is of Khoikhoi... read more

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