The Northern Cape Province is the largest province in South Africa, with the lowest number of residents. The capital city is Kimberley.
Some of its best-known attractions in this province are several of South Africa’s best national parks. This includes the Augrabies Falls National Park, the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, Namaqua National Park and the Ai Ais Richtersveld Transfrontier Park.
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The province borders the Free State Province, Eastern Cape Province, North-West Province and Western Cape Province. It also borders Namibia in the Northwest.
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Towns in the Northern Cape Province
The biggest city in the Northern Cape Province is Kimberley, the capital city. The other main towns include:
- Barkly West
- Calvinia
- Carnarvon
- Colesberg
- Danielskuil
- De Aar
- Fraserburg
- Griekwastad
- Hondeklipbaai
- Kakamas
- Kamieskroon
- Kathu
- Kuruman
- Loeriesfontein
- Loxton
- Nieuwoudtville
- Prieska
- Springbok
- Upington
Posts About the Northern Cape
Here are all the posts focusing on the Northern Cape Province of South Africa: