Sedibeng

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Sedibeng
Sedibeng District Municipality
Map of Gauteng with Sedibeng highlighted (2016) .svg
Symbols
coat of arms
Coat of arms or logo
Basic data
Country South Africa
province Gauteng
Seat Vereeniging
surface 4173 km²
Residents 914,484 (October 2011)
density 219 inhabitants per km²
key DC42
ISO 3166-2 ZA-GP
Website www.sedibeng.gov.za (English)
politics
mayor Busisiwe Modisakeng

Coordinates: 26 ° 39 ′  S , 27 ° 58 ′  E

Sedibeng is the southernmost district within Gauteng Province in South Africa . It has 914,484 inhabitants (as of October 2011) on a total area of ​​4,173 km². The district administration is based in Vereeniging .

The district is a center of the coal and steel industry , especially iron smelting and hard coal mining. Here is one of the largest dams in South Africa, the Vaal reservoir , which is used for energy generation.

Sedibeng is the Sesotho term for "at the well" or "at the source". The district is located on the Vaal , which forms the border between the provinces of Gauteng and the Free State .

Community structure

As an example of the infrastructure here is the water supply for households (HWA = own domestic water connection; ÖWA = public water connection nearby; KWA = no connection to a water supply network):

local community Administrative headquarters surface Residents HWA Ö WA KWA
Emfuleni Vanderbijlpark 966 km² 658.9281 25% 72% 3%
Lesedi Heidelberg 1,786 km² 74,201 11% 77% 12%
Midvaal Meyerton 1,725 ​​km² 65,151 20% 60% 19%

Attractions

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Census 2011. Basic Results. (PDF; 349 kB) Statistics South Africa , accessed on November 27, 2015 (English).
  2. ↑ Meaning of the name municipalities
  3. Page no longer available , search in web archives: Municipal Statistics South Africa@1@ 2Template: Dead Link / www.demarcation.org.za