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| − | [[Tafelberg]] (or '''[[Table Mountain]]''') usually refers to the iconic mountain dominating the city of Cape Town in South Africa, a declared World Heritage Site. | + | [[Tafelberg]] (or '''[[Table Mountain]]''') usually refers to the iconic mountain dominating the city of Cape Town in South Africa, a declared World Heritage Site. It often features as the topic and/or setting for stories, plays, films and the like. |
| + | Many companies, literary works and other entities have used the name over the years, particularly in its [[Afrikaans]] form - [[Tafelberg]]. | ||
| − | ''For the '''publishing house''' sometimes referred to as '''Tafelberg''', see '''[[Tafelberg Uitgewers]]''''' | + | ''For example, in the case of the '''publishing house''' sometimes referred to simply as '''Tafelberg''', see '''[[Tafelberg Uitgewers]]'''''. |
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Revision as of 06:59, 15 August 2020
Tafelberg (or Table Mountain) usually refers to the iconic mountain dominating the city of Cape Town in South Africa, a declared World Heritage Site. It often features as the topic and/or setting for stories, plays, films and the like.
Many companies, literary works and other entities have used the name over the years, particularly in its Afrikaans form - Tafelberg.
For example, in the case of the publishing house sometimes referred to simply as Tafelberg, see Tafelberg Uitgewers.
