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Provincia Occidental del Cabo

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Provincia Occidental del Cabo

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Also known as Western Cape Province, province of the Western Cape, province of Western Cape

provincia de Sudáfrica

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The Western Cape is a province located in South Africa, situated at the southwestern tip of the country. It is one of South Africa's nine provinces and is known for being economically significant and relatively developed compared to other regions in the country.

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The Western Cape Government collaborates with national government and local municipalities to provide citizens with essential services and facilities.

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Wikidata facts

Official name
Western Cape
Located in
South Africa
Capital
Cape Town
Official language
Xhosa
Population
7433019
Area
129462.0
Time zone
UTC+02:00
Head of government
Lynne Brown
Shares border with
Eastern Cape
Highest point
Seweweekspoortpiek
Official website
www.westerncape.gov.za
Image
Wilderness WC.jpg
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native label
Ntshona Koloni
category for people who died here
Category:Deaths in the Western Cape
inception
1994-04-27
Commons category
Western Cape
topic's main category
Category:Western Cape
category for people born here
Category:Births in the Western Cape
social media followers
54973
language used
Xhosa
lowest point
sea level
twinned administrative body
Bavaria
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Article · Español

La provincia del Cabo Occidental (en afrikáans: Wes-Kaap, en inglés: Western Cape) es una de las nueve provincias de Sudáfrica, cuya capital es Ciudad del Cabo. Antes de 1994, formaba parte de la más extensa provincia del Cabo. Antes de la formación de la Unión Sudafricana en 1910 era la Colonia del Cabo. El nombre, tanto de la provincia actual como de las unidades que la precedieron, proviene del Cabo de Buena Esperanza, situado en territorio de la misma.

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