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Tzaneen
Located in
South Africa :: Limpopo
:: Tzaneen
Category:
Places :: Town Medium
Tzaneen is the second largest city in the Limpopo province, and is a subtropical city. The name comes from the word 'tsaneng' which means 'come together'. The area around Tzaneen is forested with timber plantations of blue gum and pine, and has more than 40 sawmills. The area also grows avocados, nuts, citrus fruits, mangoes, bananas and litchis, coffee, tea and cotton.
| Address : | Limpopo, South Africa | ||
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| Cellphone Reception : | Good | Main Cellular Network : | All major networks. |
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| Police Telephone : | +27(0)15 306 2000 |
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| Hospital Telephone : | +27(0)15 306 8500 |
| Doctor Telephone : | +27(0)15 307 7261 |
| Tourist Information Telephone : | +27(0)15 307 5853 |
| Towing Service Telephone : | +27(0)79 497 1991 |
| Petrol Type : | Unleaded, Leaded, Lead Replacement. |
| Diesel Type : | 500ppm. |
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| Golf | |
| More Activities : | Paintball. |
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| Notes on Activities : | Visit the worlds largest baobab, highest planted trees, largest Kiepersol tree and many more. (Some activities may be offered nearby). |
HEALTHCARE:
Hospital number provided is for MediClinic.
Doctor number issued is for Dr Coetzen.
SERVICES:
There is no Embassy in Tzaneen.
TOW-IN:
Alternate number is +27(0)15 307 3091.
TRANSPORT:
Railway station.
Tzaneen Municipal Airfield (Letaba Airfield) situated 19.6km away.
“'The origin of the name is curiously obscure. So many tribal fragments, each speaking a different language, live in the area that is difficult to discover which of them originated the name. The most convincing explanation given by the tribespeople is that their neighbours referred to them as 'ba Tsanene' (People who live in small villages) and from this Eoropeans picked up the name 'Tzaneen'. (From Tzaneen and the Valley of the Letaba River byT.V. Bulpin)” - Chris Smit, 2024/08/14
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