Map to accopmany General Manager's report for year 1901
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Map to accopmany General Manager's report for year 1901
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A map showing the railway lines in South Africa, Bechuanaland and Rhodesia, namely, the Western System, the Midland System, the Eastern System, the Imperial Military Railways in the Orange River Colony and the Transvaal, the Natal Railways and the Rhodesia Railways, with a few sections of foreign and other railways, as well as lines under construction. The map shows colonial boundaries, rivers and towns. Some colour. Scale 1/8 inch to 10 miles.
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Cape of Good Hope (Colony). Cape Government Railways. Office of the Engineer in Chief.
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Report of the General Manager of Railways for the year 1901 (with appendices).
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Annexures to the Votes and proceedings of the House of Assembly\, 1902\, Vol. IV\, Report G.24/1902.
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Railroads--Zimbabwe--Maps
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Railroads--Botswana--Maps
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Railroads--South Africa--Maps
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[1901]
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Zimbabwe,Botswana
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W. A. Richards (Firm), lithographers.
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University of Cape Town. Libraries
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University of Cape Town. Libraries. Special Collections. Cape of Good Hope Parliamentary Papers
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This item is the property of the University of Cape Town Libraries. For permission to reproduce or quote, please contact the Special Collections of the University of Cape Town Libraries.
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islandora:25115
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South Africa
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map
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44 x 40 cm. on sheet 52 x 43 cm.
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This map shows the distribution of railway lines in 1901. This is the Western system and the Midlands system, so dates back to the Cape Government Railways, which predated the Union of South Africa in 1910. Where the railway lines were laid down would all have been strongly affected by the discovery of diamonds. Notice the names that were current at the time: Orange River Colony, Bechuanaland, German Protectorate, Swaziland, Zululand, Lesotholand, Kaffraria, Pondoland…
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