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Welcome to the online Scarborough Community!

Scarborough is a village surrounded by the Cape Peninsula Protected Natural Environment, 35km south of Cape Town.

Please help us to generate awareness of our natural and cultural environment, to develop Scarborough in a sustainable way, with effective management of resources and waste.

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RE: road construction on cohesionless soil and uncompacted by abhinavmathur16
I would write the details..hope that would make it easy to understand the question. We dug a road 20...
RE: road construction on cohesionless soil and uncompacted by PBOYLE
Really, what is this ... ? Peter Boyle, Ph.D, P.Eng
road construction on cohesionless soil and uncompacted by abhinavmathur16
I am a civil engineer in India designated as a superintending engineer.I have a problem related to r...
road construction on cohesionless soil and uncompacted by abhinavmathur16
I am a civil engineer in India designated as a superintending engineer.I have a problem related to r...
Lift wanted by vermeulen
Hi Everyone, i'm currently staying in scarborough and public transport really sucks, this is a lovel...

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