de aar造句

• Town 56 km north-east of De Aar.
• The Cape Northern examples were scattered between De Aar, Kimberley and Klerksdorp.
• These connected with the Cape Western Line at De Aar and thus to Kimberley.
• The area of Ter Aar is divided into two parts by the small canal De Aar.
• De Aar is the closest big town and lies 50 km East from Britstown on the N12.
• De Aar is also a primary commercial distribution centre for a large area of the central Great Karoo.
• "' De Aar Commando "'was a light infantry regiment of the South African Army.
• One headed northwestward and linked up with the Western System out of Cape Town at De Aar on 31 March 1884.
• That same year, the couple moved to De Aar, where Solly joined the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
• The location was chosen for its communications and dry climate, and its proximity to De Aar, then the centre of hostilities.
• The outline of a traditional SAR locomotive number plate was used on the date of release as a commemorative cancellation for De Aar.
• The outline of a traditional SAR locomotive number plate was used as a commemorative cancellation for De Aar on the date of issue.
• The major junction at De Aar in the Karoo linked early twentieth century lines to Upington ( later to Namibia ) and to Calvinia.
• When the Catholic Church in Korteraar closed in 1822, churchgoers had to cross the river De Aar to go to the church in Langeraar.
• No . 723, as well as most of the other locomotives in the De Aar collection, were subsequently relocated to Millsite near Krugersdorp.
• Mainstream Renewable Energy was responsible for the construction management of the De Aar solar facility, which took place between December 2012 and mid-2014.
• Currently 4 round three projects are under construction in the northern cape province-2 Solar PV plants in Prieska and 2 wind farms near De Aar.
• On ordinary trains, up to six locomotives were often used, with engine changes at Klerksdorp, Kimberley, De Aar, Beaufort West and Touws River.
• He left America in 1884 to take up this position, travelling from Cape Town by train to De Aar and took the rest of the journey by coach.
• It was subsequently moved to De Aar, where it was observed in April 1980 as part of the well-known and well-maintained collection of preserved locomotives.