Brazil, Northern Cape

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Brazil in red with the other nuclear sites in blue
Brazil in red with the other nuclear sites in blue

Brazil is a coastal site near Kleinzee in the Namakwa district of the Northern Cape province of South Africa. The site is approximately 85km west of the town (and district seat) of Springbok.


The significance of this locale is that it has been identified as a possible future nuclear reactor site by South African electricity utility Eskom.[1]


[edit] Notes

  1. ^ Eskom New Build News January 2008 [1]



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South African nuclear sites
Current nuclear reactors
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Websites: Eskom

Coordinates: 29°40′S, 17°05′E

South Africa Districts showing Namakwa
  v • d • e Municipalities and Communities of
Namakwa District Municipality, Northern Cape
District Seat: Springbok
Local municipalities

Nama Khoi • Hantam • Khâi-Ma • Kamiesberg • Karoo Hoogland • Richtersveld • Namaqualand
Cities and towns

Springbok • Aggenys • Alexander Bay • Brandvlei • Calvinia • Concordia • Fraserburg • Garies • Hondeklip Bay • Kamieskroon • Kleinzee/Koingnaas • Leliefontein Area • Loeriesfontein • Nababeep • Nieuwoudtville • Okiep • Pella • Pofadder • Port Nolloth • Richtersveld Area • Steinkopf • Sutherland • Vioolsdrift • Williston