Liquor Products Act, 1989 (Act No. 60 of 1989)

DEFINING OF PRODUCTION AREA: KWEEKVALLEI

That portion of land situates within the following boundaries:

The proposed Kweekvallei Ward falls within a 10km radius around the town of Prince Albert.  The geology is predominantly sedimentary deposits to the northern side, derived from Ekka and Dwyka shale, with Witteberg sandstone ridges and mountains on the southern side.

Starting at point 1, where the R407 from the N1 to Prince Albert crosses the Swart River, 8km northwest of Prince Albert, the proposed ward boundary follows the mentioned Swart and then the Sand River in a generally eastern direction to where the Seekoeigat Road towards the N12 crosses the river (point 2).  From there is follows this road in a southwestern direction to Prince Albert, until it reaches the westernmost point of the farm Baviaanskloof 230 at the Sand River farm road turn-off (point 3).  From there in a generally south-southeastern direction along the southwestern boundary of the mentioned farm, over Platberg until it reaches elevation beacon 714 (Gang se Leegte).  From there it moves in an eastern direction along the southern boundary of the mentioned farm, up to elevation beacon 1044 on Tierberg (point 4). From there south-southwesterly along the farm De Gang's western boundary, to the elevation beacon 1079 on the peak of the Oukloof Mountains (point 5). From there it goes westwards along the peaks of the mentioned mountain until it reaches the Oukloof dam wall in the Dorps River that flows through Prince Albert (point 7), to the elevation beacon 1132 (point 8).  From there north-northwesterly along the western boundary of the town of Prince Albert, up to beacon 426 on Leeukop (point 9), and then in a western direction along the northern boundary of the farm Scholze Kloof, to where it crosses the Plooyslaagte river bed.  Then it moves generally northwards along the mentioned river bed to where it joins the Swart River, and finally in an eastern direction along the same river bed towards the starting point mentioned above.