Officially (by ANC government) it's suppose to be Polokwane, however there is strong opposition to change it back, and many roads signs have still not been changed to the new name, and there has also been vandalism on the new signs. However, many people (especially the white population) still call it Pietersburg, and since almost every town in South Africa has different names in other languages anyway (Johannesburg is Igoli in Zulu, Cape Town is Kaapstad in Afrikaans and Ikapa n Xhosa), so the situation has just revolved into another naming problem with one ethin group calling it by it's original name, while another calls it by it's new one.
Roman Catholic Diocese of Pietersburg was created in 1910.
The population of Roman Catholic Diocese of Pietersburg is 2,500,000.
The area of Roman Catholic Diocese of Pietersburg is 69,533 square kilometers.
Arthur Goldreich was born in 1929, in Pietersburg, South Africa (now Polokwane, South Africa).
Pietersburg is north of Witbank. East of Witbank would be Middelburg/Nelspruit, and west would be Gauteng/Joburg. Limpopo is to the north, along with all its towns such as Pietersburg, Potgietersrus, and Nylstroom.
If ''witba'' is suppose to mean 'Witbank', then Pietesburg is north of the city.
William Plomer was born on December 10, 1903, in Pietersburg, Transvaal, South Africa.
1) If one went directly in a straight line form Pietersburg to Johannesburg, it would be roughly 170-180miles (270-300km) 2) But if one went along the N1 (travel to Johannesburg by car) it would be slightly more at around 200 miles (300km+)
Johannes Willemse has written: 'The gold occurrences south-west of Pietersburg' -- subject(s): Gold mines and mining, Gold
W. D. Bullen has written: 'The metallogeny of the Pietersburg and Tzaneen areas' -- subject(s): Ore deposits, Metallogeny
It is now called Greenland.
It is now called Indonesia.