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Fig. 16.15 A typical palmiet wetland in Jonkershoek, in the Western Cape of South Africa.
Palmiet wetlands are often underlain by a thick layer of peat, built up over thousands of years
which perform many important functions including water storage and filtration
Eastern Cape of South Africa as it provides approximately 40 % of the city's water supply.
The Eastern Cape has been in a drought with the Churchill Dam being less than 30 % full
for the past few years.
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