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Hydrological Review of the Olifants River Catchment
The Olifants Basin is a principal sub-catchment of the Limpopo River. It rises in the north of South Africa (in the province of Mpumalanga) and flows north-east (through Northern Province) into Mozambique.This note comprises a review of existing data and a brief discussion of the main hydrological issues pertaining to the Olifants catchment.
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