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Dundee
34,924
9,842
12,6%
74,9%
84,7%
86,1%
Dundee is named after Dundee in Scotland, birthplace of its founder, Thomas Paterson Smith. The word is derived from the Gaelic dun, which means 'fortress', 'castle', 'hill' or 'mound', and Deagh, probably from the personal name Daig. The town itself was laid out in 1882. (GPS coordinates: 28.1634 S, 30.2262 E).
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Reference(s)
- Raper PE. 2004. New dictionary of South African Place Names. Jonathan Ball Publishers.
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Key Statistics 2011
| Total population | 34,924 |
| Young (0-14) | 29,4% |
| Working Age (15-64) | 65,6% |
| Elderly (65+) | 5% |
| Dependency ratio | 52,5 |
| Sex ratio | 93,7 |
| Population density | 719 persons/km2 |
| No schooling aged 20+ | 5% |
| Higher education aged 20+ | 12,6% |
| Matric aged 20+ | 35,1% |
| Number of households | 9,842 |
| Average household size | 3,4 |
| Female headed households | 42,9% |
| Formal dwellings | 87,4% |
| Housing owned/paying off | 53,8% |
| Flush toilet connected to sewerage | 86,1% |
| Weekly refuse removal | 87,2% |
| Piped water inside dwelling | 74,9% |
| Electricity for lighting | 84,7% |