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Blikkiesdorp
Symphony Way Temporary Relocation Area in Delft, Cape Town, better known by its nickname Blikkiesdorp, is a relocation camp made-up of corrugated iron shacks.〔(Life in 'Tin Can Town' for the South Africans evicted ahead of World Cup ), David Smith, The Guardian, 1 April 2010〕 Blikkiesdorp, which is Afrikaans for "Tin Can Town", was given its name by residents because of the row-upon-row of tin-like one room structures throughout the settlement.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title=We’d rather die than move away )〕〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title=Centre on Housing Rights and Evictions ask City to reconsider Symphony Way's eviction to Blikkiesdorp )〕
==Settlement structure==
Blikkiesdorp was built by the City of Cape Town in 2007 by Mayor Helen Zille. It contains approximately 1,600 one-room structures. According to government officials, it has cost over 30 million rand to build.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title='Dumping ground' for unwanted people )〕
The structures have walls and roofs made of thin tin and zinc sheets. They are of 18 square meters in size. Ablution, sanitation, and water facilities are shared between four structures.〔Western Cape High Court order: City of Cape Town vs Symphony Way, 7 Oct 2009〕〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title=City gets eviction order for pavement dwellers )〕
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