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Randburg, residential town in Gauteng province, South Africa, bordering Johannesburg to the south. It consists of numerous suburbs that were officially proclaimed a town in 1962. The town has no heavy industries, and the few light-industrial concerns include printing plants, organ-building workshops, and small engineering works. Randburg has been developed as a garden city and has many parks. The Kleinjukskei Vintage Car Museum is in the town. Pop. (2001) 133,896.

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