History of Eendekuil
- Province: Western Cape
- West Coast
- Coordinates:32°41′S 18°53′E
- Area:0.85 km2
- Municipality: Bergrivier
Eendekuil just at the bottom of the Piekenierskloof pass, means “duck shelter” The name is assumed to come from the large numbers of aquatic birds, particularly wild ducks that congregate at the nearby vleis. It is about 30 km from Piketburg and it was the terminus of the Cape Town railway until the end of the Anglo-Boer War in 1902. It is still the railhead for the Citrusdal region on the opposite side of the Olifants River. The village is well known for the quality of cheese produced at a local factory. Milk is transported to the factory from many farms in the area. In season Eendekuil is surrounded by bright yellow fields of canola flowers
The postcode for Endekuil is 7335 (Boxes only)
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Useful Numbers
- General emergency 083 272 4137
- Municipality 022 942 1780
- Police: 022 942 1600
- Traffic department:022 913 2372
- Fire: 022 433 8700
- Water: 022 942 1780
- Electricity:022 942 1780
- Ambulance:10177
- Post office; post agency 022942 1700
- Library: citrusdal022 921 2181
- Closest hospital; satellite clinic 022 942 1562
- Pharmacy; Porterville Alpha Pharm 022 931 2121
- SPCA:West coast 022 289 0998
- Schools: Endekuil Primary School 022 942 1760