Cape Town

they are about 2550 miles apart

so 2550/800 = 3.1875 inches = 3 3/16 inches

Kind of in the middle of the temperate and tropical zones.

Pretoria is closer to the Tropic of Capricorn compared to Cape Town. Cape Town is located farther south from the Tropic of Capricorn, while Pretoria is closer to the Tropic of Capricorn in South Africa.

Cape Town has evolved from a colonial port city to a diverse and vibrant multicultural metropolis. It has seen significant urban development, growth in tourism, and increasing tech and finance industries. However, challenges such as inequality, housing issues, and water scarcity have also become more pronounced over time.

Cape Town's human features include a diverse population, vibrant culture, and historical landmarks such as the Castle of Good Hope and Robben Island. Its physical features encompass Table Mountain, beautiful beaches along the coastline, and the Cape of Good Hope at the southern tip of the peninsula.

Snow fell on Table Mountain last winter (2013) Although it never really snows in Cape Town itself, snow falls most winters on the Hottentot Holland mountains just outside Cape Town, bringing winter chills.

I don't know at what height pretoria is but the boiling point of a fluid depends on the pressure. At lower pressures, any fluid boils at a lower temperature because it has "less strength" from the air to overcome. At higher land points, pressure decreases, so does boiling point temperature.

In Cape Town, South Africa, March marks the beginning of autumn. The weather during this month is generally warm with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 26°C (59°F to 79°F). There may be occasional rainfall, but overall it is a pleasant time to visit with mild and comfortable conditions.

No, Hurricane Gustav has nothing to do with the extremely wild and stormy weather in South Africa right now. Hurricanes that hit the Gulf and the Eastern United States start as a cluster of thunderstorms in Africa at the equator and then start to build once they get out into the Atlantic Ocean.

The distance from Cape Town to Nairobi on the map would be 2,800 miles (3.5 inches x 800 miles/inch).

Cape Town was built in its current location because of its natural harbor, which allowed for easy access to the Atlantic Ocean and made it a strategic location for trade and transportation. The area also had fertile land that could support agriculture.

According to the capetown government website the current murder rate is 62/100,000

According to the South African National Census of 2001, the population of Cape Town is 2,893,251 people. Coloured people account for 48.13% of the population, followed by Black Africans at 31%, Whites at 18.75%, and Asians at 1.43%. The latest census taken by the government of South Africa was done in 2001. See the related link for further information.

Afrikaans beliefs are diverse, with influences from Christianity, traditional African religions, and cultural practices. Many Afrikaans people are Christian, with a strong emphasis on family values and a sense of community. Some Afrikaans individuals also incorporate elements of ancestor veneration and traditional rituals into their spiritual beliefs.

You apply for this from SAMSA. They are located on 2 Long Street on the 19th floor.

You will need to submit the following with your application. All your STCW 95 certificates, your ENG1 medical certificate, your ID/passport and two ID photographs. The cost is R380.

The staff are very helpful. Good luck.

yes rugby league is played in and around the city of cape town. it is also played at junior level, from under 9 years old, it is open to all the communities and schools in the cape, incidently cape town are undefeated at senior level by any south African opposition, and have only ever been beaten on one occasion, by north sydney bears in 1993 by a score of 48 pts to 6. the game there, is run entirely on a self supporting and autonomous basis, and has, for unknown reasons, been completey ignored by the UK Australian and other world rugby league governing bodies, who refuse to recognise cape town RL, the provincial side are known as the cape cobras, and over the years have produced jamie bloem, Jacob steemag, bradley green, and marius swartz. they are coached by yorkshireman 'big' martin Birmingham and have been since 1991, Birmingham is also the regional development officer, the potential of RL in the cape is considered to be massive by even the SARU.

the main responsibility for each netball player is to work as a team. Like the goal keeper has to block the goals from the opposing team and the goal shooter has to have a good aim and be sneaky to get a goal! hope this answers your question!! :)

1.Panorama Primary

2.Paarl boishaai primary

3.Paarl gimnasium primary

4.Gene Louw

5.Kenridge

6.Bastion

7.Welgemoed

8.Eversdal

9.Goodwood Park

10.Brackenfell

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Charles Darwin discovered that finches in one place have different beaks in another place yet the same type of bird thus the theory of adaptation was born

yes,I can.

What makes Cape Horn so dangerous is the water depth. The average depths of the Drake Passage are 2500 to 4000 metres, until you get within 100 miles of the Cape. Then it comes up sharply to a shelf of less than 100 metres deep. Waves crossing the Southern Ocean have nothing to affect their path as they surge relentlessly around the earth until they squeeze around Tasmania, or squeeze through the Drake Passage. When the underwater mass of a wave hits this shelf near Cape Horn it causes the waves to steepen, and shorten the gaps between them. You can feel the change in wave action miles out from the shelf.

A cape is a kind of headland jutting into the sea, similar to a peninsula, although often smaller. Cape Town south Africa is located on a cape called Cape Peninsula, so the name Cape Town basically means the main town on the cape.