Mmabatho

Mmabatho
Original name in latin Mmabatho
Name in other language MBD, Mabatho, Mbabatho, Mmabatho
State code ZA
Continent/City Africa/Johannesburg
longitude -25.85
latitude 25.63333
altitude 1282
Population 76754
Date 2013-05-08

Cities with a population over 1000 database. 2013.

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