- is
situated on the
eastern seaboard of the
country at the
mouth of the
Kowie River,
almost exactly halfway between the
larger cities of Port Elizabeth...
- The
Kowie River (Coyi in Xhosa) is a
river in the
Eastern Cape,
South Africa. It has its
source in the
hills of the "Grahamstown Heights" from
where it...
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Ihosy River -
Madagascar Jukskei River -
South Africa Kafue River -
Zambia Kowie River -
South Africa Kuiseb -
Namibia Kunene -
Angola (as Cunene), Namibia...
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Railways (CSAR) Deutsch-Südwest-Afrika (DSWA)
Imperial Military Railways (IMR)
Kowie Railway Metropolitan &
Suburban Railway (M&S)
Namaqualand Railway (CCC &...
- of
these locomotives, ex no. 4/G, was sent to Port
Alfred on loan to the
Kowie Railway Company, who used it as yard
engine in Port
Alfred station. While...
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Kowie Roos is a
South African rugby union player for the Blue
Bulls in the
Currie Cup. His
regular position is prop. Roos was
named in the Blue Bulls...
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portrait of the
Prince hangs in the main
reading room. Port Alfred, on the
Kowie River in the
Eastern Cape, was
originally known as Port
Frances after the...
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where it
served as
harbour construction locomotive on the
banks of the
Kowie River.
While serving at Port Alfred, it was
nicknamed Blackie.
After having...
- Alfred,
where it
served as
construction locomotive on the
banks of the
Kowie river and was
nicknamed Blackie. It has been
declared a
heritage object...
- in the Cape of Good Hope. In June 1874,
while construction work by the
Kowie Harbour Improvement Company was
underway at Port Alfred, the Cape Government...
