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Klipkraal Putzonderwater is a historical kraal or stable site located near the settlement of Putsonderwater in the Northern Cape province of South Africa. The name 'Putzonderwater' is Afrikaans for 'well without water,' reflecting the arid conditions of the region. The site dates to around 1890, a period when the area was part of the Cape Colony and saw limited pastoral activity due to scarce water resources. The kraal was likely used by local farmers or travelers for livestock shelter, but specific historical records about this exact structure are sparse.

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