Mowbray

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Mowbray is a residential and commercial suburb of Cape Town, South Africa, known for its proximity to the University of Cape Town and its mix of historic homes and busy transport routes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf suburb
adjacentTo Newlands, Cape Town NERFINISHED
Observatory, Cape Town NERFINISHED
Pinelands, Cape Town NERFINISHED
Rondebosch, Cape Town NERFINISHED
Rosebank, Cape Town NERFINISHED
climate Mediterranean climate
continent Africa
country South Africa
governingBody City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality NERFINISHED
hasArchitecturalStyle Edwardian-era residential architecture
Victorian-era residential architecture
hasEducationalInstitutionNearby University of Cape Town Middle Campus NERFINISHED
University of Cape Town Upper Campus NERFINISHED
hasFunction student accommodation hub
transport interchange node
hasLandmark Mowbray Golf Club NERFINISHED
Mowbray Maternity Hospital NERFINISHED
Mowbray Police Station NERFINISHED
Mowbray Town Hall NERFINISHED
hasRailwayStation Mowbray railway station NERFINISHED
hasTransportFacility Mowbray bus and taxi interchange NERFINISHED
hasUse commercial area
residential area
knownFor busy transport routes
historic homes
proximity to the University of Cape Town
languageUsed Afrikaans
English
locatedIn Cape Town NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory City of Cape Town NERFINISHED
locatedInHemisphere Southern Hemisphere
locatedInMunicipalWard City of Cape Town ward (Southern Suburbs area) NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Western Cape NERFINISHED
locatedNear Black River (Cape Town) NERFINISHED
University of Cape Town NERFINISHED
locatedOnTransportCorridor M3 freeway NERFINISHED
M5 freeway NERFINISHED
partOf Southern Suburbs of Cape Town NERFINISHED
postalCodeType PO box postal code
street postal code
railwayLine Southern Line (Metrorail Western Cape) NERFINISHED
timeZone Central Africa Time
surface form: South African Standard Time
traversedBy Main Road (M4) NERFINISHED
utcOffset +02:00

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