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Description	English: Population density map of the City of Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa, from the 2001 Census, at the "Small Area" level. <1 inhabitant/km² 1–3 inhabitants/km² 3–10 inhabitants/km² 10–30 inhabitants/km² 30–100 inhabitants/km² 100–300 inhabitants/km² 300–1000 inhabitants/km² 1000–3000 inhabitants/km² >3000 inhabitants/km²
Date	15 February 2010
Source	Statistics South Africa's Census 2001 is the source of the basic population data. The map results from my own processing of the data.
Author	Htonl

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