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Yellow Woods Falls

Yellow Woods Falls is a waterfall in , . Yellow Woods Falls is situated nearby to the village , as well as near the town .
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Places in the Area

Nearby places include Breidbach and Bhisho.

Village
is a neighborhood in King William's Town in , situated in the Border region of the province. was originally established in 1857 as a settlement for members of the British German Legion. is situated 2½ km southwest of Yellow Woods Falls.

Town
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, formerly Bisho, is the capital of the province in South Africa. The Office of the Premier, Provincial Legislature and many other government departments are headquartered in the town. is situated 3½ km northwest of Yellow Woods Falls.

Suburb
is a settlement situated east of King William's Town. It falls under in the province of . is situated 6 km southeast of Yellow Woods Falls.

Yellow Woods Falls

Latitude
-32.87492° or 32° 52′ 30″ south
Longitude
27.46707° or 27° 28′ 2″ east
Open location code
4GV94FG8+2R
Open­Street­Map ID
node 8121014329
Open­Street­Map feature
waterway=­waterfall
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Highlights include Brownlee Congregational Church and SAPS.

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