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Mapa Zatoki Stołowej i Kapsztadu z 1882 Kapsztad i Góra Stołowa widziane z Robbeneiland. Kapsztad (afr. Kaapstad, wym. [ˈ k ɑ ː p s t a t]; xhosa iKapa; ang. Cape Town, wym. [ˈ k e ɪ p t a ʊ n]) – najstarsze i jedno z największych pod względem liczby mieszkańców miasto w Południowej Afryce, legislacyjna stolica tego kraju oraz Prowincji Przylądkowej Zachodniej.
Cape Town (afrikaans, nederlandsk: Kaapstad, engelsk: Cape Town, (ældre) dansk: Kapstaden) er det næststørste metropolområde i Sydafrika med 3,7 mio. kr. indbyggere. Durban er tredjestørst og har med knap 3,5 milloner indbyggere ca. samme indbyggertal som Cape Town, mens Johannesburg er størst med 4,5 mio. indbyggere.
Cape Town is situated within the following regions: Southern Hemisphere and Eastern Hemisphere. Afro-Eurasia. Africa ( outline ) Southern Africa. South Africa ( outline ) Western Cape. City of Cape Town. Time zone (s):
O Cape Town City Football Club é um clube de futebol sul-africano com sede na Cidade do Cabo. A equipe compete no Campeonato Sul-Africano de Futebol (PSL). História. O clube faz parte do projeto do empresário e ex-futebolista John Comitis pela compra da franquia do Mpumalanga Black Aces, em 2016. [1] Referências
Meadowridge Common – Reserve in Cape Town, South Africa. Die Oog Conservation Area – Nature reserve in Cape Town, South Africa. Lower Silvermine River Wetlands – Nature reserve on the Cape Peninsula, in Cape Town, South Africa. Glencairn Wetland – Nature reserve in South Africa. Edith Stephens Wetland Park – Nature reserve.
The Cape Town water crisis in South Africa was a multi-year period in 2015–2020 of water shortage in the Western Cape region, most notably affecting the City of Cape Town. Dam water levels began decreasing in 2015 and the Cape Town water crisis peaked during mid-2017 to mid-2018 when water levels hovered between 14 and 29 percent of total dam capacity.
