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Transvaal (South Africa)

LC control no.n 80061132
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Geographic headingTransvaal (South Africa)
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Geographic subdivision usageSouth Africa--Transvaal
Variant(s)Transvaal (Province)
See alsoTransvaal (Colony)
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Eastern Transvaal (South Africa)
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Northern Transvaal (South Africa)
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North-West (South Africa)
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Pretoria-Witwatersrand-Vereeniging (South Africa)
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Found inColumbia gaz. (Transvaal, former province, NE Republic of South Afr. As a result of its greater pop. and wealth, it was divided into 4 smaller provs; namely North-West, Gauteng, Northern, and Mpumalanga provs. The black former "homelands" of Venda, Lebowa, KwaNdebele, KaNgwane, Gazankulu, and 1/2 of Bophuthatswana were located within Transvaal until all were reabsorbed in 1994.)
Web. geog. (Transvaal; earlier, as independent state, South African Republic. Former province, NE Rep. of South Africa. History: Estab. as South African Republic 1856; annexed by British 1877-81; rebellion of Boers 1880-81 and restoration of republic 1881; as Transvaal annexed by British 1900 and later made crown colony; granted self-government 1906; joined Union (now Rep.) of South Africa 1910. Ceased to exist as an administrative entity 1994 and roughly split into Eastern Transvaal (now Mpumalanga) and Northern Transvaal (now Northern) provs.)
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Invalid LCCNsh 85137091 n 87885782