Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality - Main Places

Main Places

The 2001 census divided the municipality into the following main places:

Place Code Area (km2) Population Most spoken languages
Alberton 77301 80.45 89,392 Afrikaans 49% English 38%
Bapsfontein 77302 0.31 936 Zulu 34% Pedi 17% Sotho 13%
Bedfordview 77303 15.43 21,294 English 71%
Benoni 77304 187.99 94,341 English 46% Afrikaans 24% Zulu 12%
Boksburg 77305 164.05 158,649 Afrikaans 30% English 22% Zulu 15%
Brakpan 77306 196.35 62,113 Afrikaans 55% English 15% Zulu 13%
Cerutiville 77307 0.41 2,151 Zulu 67% Afrikaans 12% Sotho 12%
Chief Albert Lithuli Park 77308 1.12 2,896 Zulu 44% Pedi 15% Sotho 12% Xhosa 11%
Daveyton 77309 14.17 131,390 Zulu 40% Pedi 16% Xhosa 12% Sotho 11%
Duduza 77310 10.74 71,960 Zulu 63% Sotho 19%
Dukathole 77311 1.07 18,537 Xhosa 26% Zulu 25% Pedi 18% Sotho 11%
Edenvale 77312 20.38 40,624 English 74%
Etwatwa 77314 21.26 124,435 Zulu 47% Pedi 13% Tsonga 11%
Germiston 77315 129.14 139,719 Afrikaans 27% English 26% Zulu 13% Xhosa 10%
Katlehong 77316 61.42 349,866 Zulu 39% Sotho 25% Xhosa 13%
Kempton Park 77317 158.50 117,271 Afrikaans 47% English 28%
KwaThema 77318 13.93 99,517 Zulu 57%
Lindelani Village 77319 1.60 7,514 Zulu 41% Pedi 20%
Midrand 77320 13.41 5,095 Afrikaans 31% Pedi 15% English 12% Zulu 11%
Nigel 77321 129.29 28,706 Afrikaans 51% English 19% Zulu 17%
Reiger Park 77322 5.70 36,004 Afrikaans 48% Pedi 12% Xhosa 11%
Springs 77323 172.18 80,776 Afrikaans 39% English 21% Zulu 14%
Tembisa 77324 32.44 348,693 Pedi 35% Zulu 25% Tsonga 12%
Thokoza 77325 8.65 85,106 Zulu 39% Sotho 27% Xhosa 20%
Tsakane 77326 29.74 144,289 Zulu 57% Sotho 11%
Vosloorus 77327 28.65 150,277 Zulu 48% Sotho 19%
Wattville 77328 4.78 49,927 Zulu 43% English 16% Sotho 10%
Remainder of the municipality 77313 420.74 18,795 Zulu 26% Pedi 21% Tsonga 14% Sotho 10%

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