Johannesburg's rivers
Johannesburg may not be built on a river or harbour, but its streams are the source of two of southern Africa's mightiest rivers.
Water, water... everywhere
Johannesburg may not be built on a river or harbour, but its streams are the
source of two of southern Africa's mightiest rivers.
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Braamfontein vs Limpopo?
A call was made to rename the Braamfontein
Spruit the Limpopo River. The spruit is considered by some to be the longest
tributary of the Limpopo, usually the criterion for sourcing and naming a river.
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The city without water
MOST of the world's great cities were founded close to plentiful water supplies.
Johannesburg may be the only city whose location was chosen because there was no
water.
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Soweto wetlands come back to life
A TEAM of eco-warriors is bringing Soweto's wetlands back to life, after years
of abuse and neglect.
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Joburg's water palace sparkles again
The Waterfall Palace is a small waterfall on the Braamfontein Spruit that rises
in Barnato Park in Hillbrow, and is the first hint of what the rest of the
stream looked like when the area was first settled - before the waterfall was
canalised and channelled for the most part underground.
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Fresh water runs
through Alberts Farm
The only artesian spring in Gauteng is tucked away under
Northcliff ridge in Alberts Farm, the second biggest green lung in Joburg.
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