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Kuruman

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Kuruman

Town in Northern Cape province, South Africa, about 200 km/124 mi northwest of Kimberley, lying at the source of the Kuruman River; population (2007 est) 9,100. Manganese is mined locally and at the nearby town of Motazel. Asbestos was mined here, following a fall in world demand for blue asbestos.

Outside the town is the Moffat mission station where the Scottish explorer David Livingstone met his wife, Mary Moffat, whose father built a church here in 1838.



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Jacobs, "The flowing eye: irrigation and environmental management in the Kuruman Crown Reserve, South Africa c.
The groups occupied ranges on uncultivated ranch land along the dry bed of the Kuruman River in the southern Kalahari Desert in Botswana (S 25[degrees] 8', E 20[degrees] 49').
 
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