Little Brak River (river)

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Little Brak River
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Native nameKlein-Brakrivier (Afrikaans)
Location
Country South Africa
Province Western Cape
Physical characteristics
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Mouth Indian Ocean
  location
Western Cape, South Africa
  coordinates
34°05′31″S22°08′55″E / 34.09194°S 22.14861°E / -34.09194; 22.14861 Coordinates: 34°05′31″S22°08′55″E / 34.09194°S 22.14861°E / -34.09194; 22.14861
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Little Brak River or Klein Brak River (Afrikaans : Klein-Brakrivier) is a river in the Western Cape province of South Africa. Its tributaries include the Brandwag River and Moordkuil River. It falls within the Drainage system K.[ clarification needed ]

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