Napier, Western Cape
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- This article is about the Town Napier in South Africa. For other meanings, see Napier
Napier, a small town situated in the Overberg (South Africa), was established in 1838 through a dispute between two neighbours, Michiel van Breda & Pieter Voltelyn van der Byl, over the location of the community church. This resulted in the creation of two churches in two separate towns, Napier, and Bredasdorp. The name Napier was chosen from the then Governor of the Cape, Sir George Thomas Napier.
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Municipalities and Communities of Overberg District Municipality, Western Cape District Seat: Bredasdorp |
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Agulhas • Argonauta Park • Arniston • Barrydale • Bereaville • Bergsig • Betty's Bay • Beverley Hills • Birkenhead • Blomfontein • Blompark • Bosmanskloof • Botrivier • Bredasdorp • Caledon • Dennehof • Dennekruin • Die Kelders • Elim • Eluxolweni • Franskraalstrand • Galgkop • Gansbaai • Genadendal • Goniwe Park • Grabouw • Greyton • Groenewaldskema • Hawston • Hermanus • Infanta • Kleinbaai • Kleinmond • Klipfontein • Klipkop • Lake Marina • Masakhane • Middleton • Mount Pleasant • Napier • Nuwedorp • Oestegroot • Onrusrivier • Perlemoenbaai • Pearly Beach • Pineview • Pringle Bay • Protea • Railton • Riviersonderend • Rooi Els • Rooidakkies • Sandbaai • Silver Sands • Snake Park • Stanford • Steenbras • Struisbaai • Suidestrand • Sunny Seas Estates • Suurbraak • Swannie River • Swellendam • Tamatekraal • The Hermitage • Van Dyksbaai • Vermont • Villiersdorp • Voëlklip • Waterwerke • Zwelihle • Zwelitsha • |
