Afrique du Sud A-Z Place names of South Africa Map Studio Map Studio | 9781770267114

A-Z Place Names of South Africa contains alphabetically listed names of South African cities and towns, as well as most villages and certain settlements and townships where information was available. More than 900 places are included in what is an informative and educational look at place names, including the year they were established, origins, previous names and alternative names. Also included are interesting historical facts and reasons to visit, as well as contact details (website or phone number). A-Z Place Names of South Africa is a wonderful journey through South Africa. Ann Gadd particularly enjoyed researching the smaller villages and places. There is a wide variety of attractions across the places, covering sporting interests, places to eat, historical interest, scenic spots, the longest, the tallest, the coldest and much more. Ann connected with local inhabitants or officials to get their take on the naming of their town or historical interests. All this wonderful (and sometimes whacky) information is condensed to give you a book that sums up the very core of each place. Information within A-Z Place Names of South Africa includes: – Province – Year established – Year of municipal / borough status – Origin of town name – Previous name – Preferred name – Alternative name – Town theme (type of industry) – Historic facts (important events or interesting feature of the town) – Contact details (website or phone) For the digital version –click here Ann Gadd recently had a relaunch for 3 of her books – Ewe in the Office, A-Z Place Names and Things ewe never Kn’ewe about South African place names, at Groot Constantia. It was great success. To read more… Complete Article: Sheep and South Africa Place Names To listen to the podcast on Bookslive: click here To read more an article (New Ann Gadd Wine Label are nothing to be sheepish about) on Bookslive – click here Where wonder were a town got its name? Look no further, read all about it here