Limpopo » Cities and towns

 
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Bela-Bela

 
  

"The Sotho people knew this region as Bela Bela (the boiling place) but the former English name of Warmbaths is a little more obvious."

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Ellisras

 
  

"Ellisras is one of the youngest towns in the Waterberg region, originating in 1960 on the farm Waterkloof."

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Lephalale

 
  

"Lephalale (formerly Ellisras) is one of the youngest towns in the Waterberg region, originating in 1960 on the farm Waterkloof."

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Magoebaskloof

 
  

"The Magoebaskloof area is a gorgeous revelation for any traveller."

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Makhado

 
  

"The town of Makhado (orginially Louis Trichardt) emerged out of the settlements of Dutch voortrekkers"

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Mokopane

 
  

"Mokopane can trace its origins back to 1852 when voortrekker leader Hendrick Potgieter established a settlement in this pass."

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Musina

 
  

"Musina is the northernmost town in South Africa"

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Phalaborwa

 
  

"This copper mining town is only 3km from Kruger National Park and some of the widest open mines in the world."

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Polokwane

 
  

"Wide streets, green parks, colourful jacaranda and coral trees and sparkling fountains characterise Polokwane, which is the principal town and capital of the Limpopo Province."

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Thabazimbi

 
  

"Thabazimbi owes its existence to the exceptionally rich iron-ore discovered by J.H. Williams at Vliegpoort in 1919."

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