Tulbagh

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Tulbagh is a historic town in South Africa’s Western Cape, known for its Cape Dutch architecture and surrounding wine-producing valley.

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Tulbagh canonical 3

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instanceOf town
agriculturalProduct apples
pears
wine grapes
architecturalStylePresent Cape Dutch NERFINISHED
Edwardian
Victorian NERFINISHED
climate Mediterranean climate
country South Africa
countrySubdivision Cape Winelands District NERFINISHED
distanceToCapeTown approximately 120 km north-east of Cape Town
earthquakeMagnitudeApprox 6.3
earthquakeYear 1969
foundingCentury 18th century
hasMuseum De Oude Kerk Volksmuseum NERFINISHED
knownFor Cape Dutch architecture
earthquake of 1969
fruit farming
historic Church Street
tourism
wine production
locatedIn Cape Winelands District Municipality NERFINISHED
Western Cape
Witzenberg Local Municipality NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Tulbagh Valley NERFINISHED
locatedInValley Obiqua Mountains valley NERFINISHED
locatedNear Winterhoek Mountains NERFINISHED
Witzenberg Mountains NERFINISHED
majorEconomicActivity deciduous fruit farming
viticulture
wine tourism
namedAfter Ryk Tulbagh NERFINISHED
notableEvent 1969 Tulbagh earthquake NERFINISHED
otherLanguageSpoken English
postalCodeType street and PO box codes used
primaryLanguageSpoken Afrikaans
province Western Cape NERFINISHED
reconstructionFeature restoration of historic Cape Dutch houses
religiousBuilding historic Dutch Reformed Church
RykTulbaghRole Governor of the Dutch Cape Colony
timeZone Central Africa Time
surface form: South African Standard Time
touristAttraction Church Street NERFINISHED
mountain scenery
surrounding wine estates
transportConnection regional roads linking to N1 and N7 routes
UTCOffset +2
wineRegion Tulbagh wine district NERFINISHED

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