-
literally means "blue
mountain beach" in Afrikaans, and is
derived from
Blaauwberg (231
metres (758 ft)), a
nearby hill.
Bloubergstrand is
mainly a residential...
- The
Battle of
Blaauwberg, also
known as the
Battle of Cape Town,
fought near Cape Town on
Wednesday 8
January 1806, was a
small but
significant military...
- 18th-century
Polish ****ociation Bar Mitzvah, a
Jewish coming of age
ceremony Blaauwberg Armoured Regiment,
South African Army
British Archaeological Reports British...
-
Africa and
Equinao submarine cable systems.
Melkbosstrand is
along the
Blaauwberg region of the City of Cape Town
within which it
became incorporated when...
- the
British occupied the
colony for a
second time
after the
Battle of
Blaauwberg at present-day Bloubergstrand. The Anglo-Dutch
Treaty of 1814 confirmed...
- The
Blaauwberg Armoured Regiment (formerly
Regiment Oranjerivier) is a
reserve armoured regiment of the
South African Army. The
Regiment was
founded as...
-
Blaauwberg Nature Reserve was
proclaimed a
local and
provincial nature reserve in 2007. The
reserve has
views down
fynbos slopes,
across the city,[where...
- of Amiens. It was re-occupied by the
British following the
Battle of
Blaauwberg in 1806, and
British possession affirmed with the Anglo-Dutch
Treaty of...
- Cape Town (Central), City of Tygerberg,
South Peninsula Muni****lity,
Blaauwberg Muni****lity,
Oostenberg Muni****lity, and
Helderberg Muni****lity. The...
- The
Mayor of Cape Town is the head of the
local government of Cape Town,
South Africa;
currently that
government takes the form of the City of Cape Town...
