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Molopo

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Molopo
a seasonal river rising in N South Africa and flowing west and southwest to the Orange river. Length: about 1000 km (600 miles)

Molopo 

a river in Cape Province, in the Republic of South Africa; a right tributary of the Orange River. Parts of the river flow along the Botswana border. Length, approximately 1,000 km. The Molopo River rises on the middleveld and flows along the southern edge of the Kalahari. The constant flow of the sources is used for irrigation above the city of Mafeking; lower, the river has a seasonal flow to 23°E long. Farther down, the riverbed is dry. The main tributaries are the seasonal Nossob (right) and Kuruman (left) rivers.



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45), en "Hoe Gaffie Niemoller die bekendste trofeejagter in die Molopo geword het, is 'n skietstorie wat miskien nie op bene staan nie, maar wat waar is.
KAU, M 1991: Sexual behaviour and knowledge of adolescent males in the Molopo region of Bophuthatswana.
Die feit dat die navorsingspan by Belinda-hulle op die sandduin gekamp het, eerder as om in die Molopo Lodge te bly, was byvoorbeeld vir die gemeenskap van groot belang.
 
 
 
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