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Some of the major landmarks include:

Natural-
Table Mountain (Cape Town)

Big Hole (Kimberly)

Cape Point (Cape Town)

Man-made-
Nelson Mandela Bridge (Johannesburg)
Carlton Centre (Johannesburg)

Ponte (Johannesburg)

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