Diep River | |
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![]() Course of the Diep River seen weaving through wheat fields of the Swartland | |
![]() The rivers of the Cape region with the Diep (left) | |
Etymology | Afrikaans for deep |
Location | |
Country | South Africa |
Region | Western Cape Province |
Diep River (Afrikaans Dieprivier), drains the area between the Kasteel Mountain (north of Malmesbury) and the northern slopes of the Durbanville Hills, in the Western Cape, a province of South Africa.
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