Johannesburg

Ing Johannesburg (; ) a mayayaus mu namang Jozi, Jo'burg, Joni, eGoli o Joeys, ing pekamaragul a lakanbalen king Mauling Aprika, king populasyun. Ing Johannesburg ing tungkung panglalawigan (provincial capital) ning Gauteng, ing pekamabanding lalawigan king Mauling Aprika, a maki maragul diling ekonomiya king Mauling Aprika, ampo ing pekamaragul a ekonomiya king sanumang labuad o rehiyon king Sub-Saharan Africa. Ing lakanbalen ing metung kareng limampulung (50) pekamaragul a :en:metropolitan area king yatu, ampo ing pekamaragul a lakanbalen king yatung e na kalele ning ilug, dayat (lake) o bebe dayatmalat. Pagmaragul nang ya ing tungku ning kildap king yatu It claims to be the (lightning capital of the world), dapot babandian de murin deng aliwang lugal ing titulung iti.

Notes

Dalerayan
 Early Johannesburg, Its Buildings and People. Hannes Meiring, Human & Rousseau. 1986. 143 pages. ISBN 0-7981-1456-8
 Gold! Gold! Gold! The Johannesburg Gold Rush. Eric Rosenthal, AD. Donker, 1970, ISBN 0-949937-64-9
 Johannesburg: The Elusive Metropolis. Sarah Nuttall. Duke University Press. 9 January 2005. 210 pages. ISBN 0-8223-6610-X.
 The Corner House: The Early History of Johannesburg. Alan Patrick Cartwright. MacDonald. 1965. 293 pages.

Suglung palwal

Kapamahalan
 Official website of the City of Johannesburg
 Gauteng Provincial Government 

Aliwa
 Gauteng Tourism Authority
 Johannesburg on Birmingham's Partner City page 
 Johannesburg Tourism official website 

 
Populated places in the City of Johannesburg
Cities in South Africa
Provincial capitals in South Africa
Populated places established in 1886