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MOSSEL See also: bay, See also: town and division of the Cape province, See also: South See also: Africa
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The bay lies midway between Table Bay (Cape Town) and See also: Port See also: Elizabeth roadstead
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Like most of the South
See also: African bays it does not afford See also: good anchorage
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Westward, however, it is sheltered by Cape St Blaize, on which is a lighthouse
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The town lies on the west See also: side of the bay, Cape St Blaize stretching beyond to the S.E
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Mossel Bay is 250 M. by See also: sea and 312 M. by See also: rail E. by S. of Cape Town
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Pop
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(1904), 4500
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The port ranks See also: fourth in importance among the seaports of the Cape and does a large forwarding See also: trade
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Vessels load and discharge by means of lighters
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Mossel Bay is a station on the See also: direct Cape Town–Port Elizabeth railway
.
The Mossel Bay division of the province has an See also: area of 707 sq. m., and a population (1904) of 10,700, of whom 49 % were whites
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