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The following is an incomplete list of German place names in South Africa. The namesakes (if there are any) of places shown in brackets.

List

• Amaliënstein (Amalie von Stein) ^[1]
• Anhalt-Schmidt, the former name of Haarlem, Western Cape. ^[1]
• Berlin (Berlin) ^[1]
• Braunschweig (Braunschweig)
• Breidbach (Breitbach)
• Cassel (Kassel)
• Döhne (Jacob Ludwig Döhne) ^[1]
• Frankfort, Eastern Cape (Frankfurt) ^[1]
• Frankfort, Free State (Frankfurt) ^[1]
• Friemersheim (Freimersheim)
• Glückstadt (Glückstadt)
• Hamburg (Hamburg) ^[1]
• Hanover (Hanover) ^[1]
• Heidelberg, former name of Bethulie ^[1]
• Heidelberg, Gauteng (Heidelberg) ^[1]
• Heidelberg, Western Cape (Heidelberg) ^[1]
• Hermannsburg (Hermannsburg) ^[1]
• Lüneburg (Lüneburg) ^[1]
• Muden (Müden) ^[1]
• New Germany, KwaZulu-Natal, formerly Neu-Deutschland ^[1]
• New Hanover (Hanover) ^[1]
• Potsdam (Potsdam)
• Spandau Kop, Graaff-Reinet (Spandau) ^[1]
• Steinkopf (Dr Steinkopf) ^[1]
• Stutterheim (Richard von Stutterheim) ^[1]
• Wartburg (Wartburg) ^[1]
• Wupperthal (Wuppertal) ^[1]

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