| Carrillo et al. (2023a) |
High-resolution GIS map of South Africa during the apartheid era |
Apartheid era |
Matches 1996 Magisterial Districts to former homelands using a 60 percent territorial overlap rule. |
| Crush (1984) |
Western's reconstruction of Cape Town's changing residential geography under the Group Areas Act (maps, diagrams, comparison with an 'ideal' Group Areas city) |
1948 to c. 1970s |
Shows how the Group Areas Act refashioned the city's geography, compared with an 'ideal' Group Areas city. |
| Crush (1993) |
Chamber of Mines Figure 1 map of prohibited recruiting zones and high/low mine labour potential, 1970 |
1970-1974 |
Maps districts closed to mine recruiting and areas of high labour potential. |
| Delius and Schirmer (2012) |
Bokoni archaeological research: aerial photographs and stone-walled terrace site surveys (Mpumalanga escarpment) |
1930s to 2012; settlement c.1500s-1820s |
Establishes the extent and scale of the terraced intensive farming settlement and the evidence for decentralised, stratified homesteads. |
| Dinkelman (2012) |
Statistics South Africa GIS boundary data, 1996 and 2001 Census district councils |
1996 and 2001 boundaries |
Defines the district unit of analysis and is overlaid with homeland maps to identify former homeland districts. |
| Fox and Lemon (2000) |
IEC voting district maps and GIS covers (approx. 14,000 voting districts) and IEC website |
1999 |
Context for how voting districts were spatially defined; the authors note that the GIS spatial information itself was not released, so they had to match districts to magisterial boundaries. |
| Fox and Lemon (2000) |
Magisterial district classification into CLPA, homelands and rest of South Africa (apartheid regional divisions, Figure 3) |
apartheid-era boundaries applied to 1999 data |
Voting districts were matched to magisterial districts and assigned to CLPA, ten homelands or remainder to test the legacy of apartheid boundaries in voting. |
| Hallett (1984) |
Black Sash 1977 map of forced removals |
1977 (updated) |
Mentioned as a prior graphic overview of removals, with an updated version in the pocket of SPP Vol 1. |
| Hoffman and Todd (2000) |
Environmental Potential Atlas for South Africa (ENPAT) database |
1997 |
Source for the runoff and erodibility variables. |
| Hoffman and Todd (2000) |
GIS data sets of the Computing Centre for Water Research; Schulze et al., South African Atlas of Agrohydrology and Climatology (1997) |
1997 publication |
Supplies the biophysical and climatic variables (altitude, slope, rainfall, temperature, etc.) averaged per district. |
| Kerby (2014) |
Bureau for Economic Research re Bantu Development (1976) archival maps of homeland boundaries |
1976 boundaries (map circa 1955) |
Source for digitised map of Bantustan boundaries (Map 1). |
| Kerby (2016a) |
Railway and harbour data: South African Railways and Harbour Gazette (1980) and Annual Reports, railway maps (Transnet archive), GIS path-distance calculations |
1978-1991 |
Used to compute railway distance and subsidised container costs from each zone to ports. |
| Manona (1984) |
Map 2 of farm schools in the study area (author's map) |
c.1983 |
Used to show that farm schools are few and far apart. |
| McCarthy (2000a) |
Author-constructed GIS maps of GGP growth by magisterial district (Figures 3-7) |
1960s-2000s |
Maps of past growth rates and the projected scenario are compared visually to argue the continuity of the growth pattern. |
| Roberts (2009) |
Bekker (2009) map and land-use data for Makana municipality; Development Bank of Southern Africa (2004) socio-economic profile |
2001-2009 |
Land area under protected areas (32%), commercial agricultural area and Makana unemployment rate (49.2% in 2001). |
| Schmidt (1975) |
Black Homelands - Consolidation Proposals, 1973 (Fig. 2 map) |
1973 |
Map of the proposed consolidation of the Homelands, supporting the claim that the government is creating new cores in the black areas. |
| Smith (1972) |
Map 'Southern Transvaal Land Use 1973', Urban and Regional Research Unit, University of the Witwatersrand |
1973 |
Source for Figure 2, which illustrates racially segregated residential areas and buffer zones in the Pretoria area. |
| Venter (1979) |
Census maps (1970) showing language distribution in Griqualand East |
1970 |
Used to show that most blacks in the area are Xhosa-speaking and only a few are Zulu. |
| Wotshela (2012) |
Map: Ciskei Magisterial Districts and the Border Region by 1981 |
1981 |
Shows the redesigned magisterial districts to orient the reader. |