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... territory , 1905 Portuguese controlled territory . 1905 East London German controlled territory . 1905 International Cape Town Stellenbosch Swellendam MADAGASCAR ( French colony , 1896 ) , boundaries T012 ( with dates ) Other boundaries ...
... territory , 1905 Portuguese controlled territory . 1905 East London German controlled territory . 1905 International Cape Town Stellenbosch Swellendam MADAGASCAR ( French colony , 1896 ) , boundaries T012 ( with dates ) Other boundaries ...
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... territory to the borders of Zambia . In the south the Orange River marks the boundary with South Africa . In the east the territory adjoins both Botswana and South Africa . Extending in- land some 600 miles ( 965 kilometres ) in the ...
... territory to the borders of Zambia . In the south the Orange River marks the boundary with South Africa . In the east the territory adjoins both Botswana and South Africa . Extending in- land some 600 miles ( 965 kilometres ) in the ...
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... territory increases from south to north . In the arid Namib and the Orange River valley , the mean annual rainfall is less than four inches ; in the north , and along the Caprivi Strip , the rainfall increases to between 24 and 26 ...
... territory increases from south to north . In the arid Namib and the Orange River valley , the mean annual rainfall is less than four inches ; in the north , and along the Caprivi Strip , the rainfall increases to between 24 and 26 ...
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