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Unique atlas format covering all national parks and reservesof South Africa with useful information and detailed maps.

Overview of Southern Africa with coverage of peace parks,malaria areas, times zones, cities and towns and facts.

Colour-coded pages and Quickfinder to helpyou locate your personal areas of interest.

Detailed coverage of over 250 parks and reserves withinformative text, over 140 photographs, site and location maps.

120 detailed information boxes covering park size, fauna and flora to see, nearest town and airport location, phone

numbers and website addresses. Listings cover campfacilities, accommodation and seasonal information.

Detailed and seamless touring maps of South Africaat an easy-to-read scale of 1: 1 500 000.

Street maps of main cities and towns.

Overview of surrounding countries with maps of Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique. Key facts and figures,with information on adventures, fauna and flora, top towns,

top attractions and main country contact details.

Index of parks, reserves, towns and street maps.

ATLAS OF

NATIONAL PARKSAND RESERVES OF

South Africa

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ContentsOverview: Southern Africa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Parks covered in this atlas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Western Cape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Northern Cape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Eastern Cape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

KwaZulu-Natal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Free State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

Mpumalanga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98

Gauteng . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108

Limpopo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116

North West . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128

Touring maps key plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138

Legend and distance chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140

Touring maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141

Street maps key plan and legend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 164

Street maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165

Overview: Surrounding countries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174

Namibia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 176

Botswana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178

Zimbabwe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 180

Mozambique . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 182

Photographic credits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186

Imprint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187

Index touring maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188

Other products in the series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 191

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The Oorlogskloof River flowsat the foot of deeply dissected,wide-valleyed gorges whichgive this reserve its name.Mountains clothed in montanefynbos are capped with sharpescarpment edges – a territorythat offers experienced hikerscliffs, rock chimneys, erodedplateaus and sculpted sand-

stone. Ladders and ropes aid hikers in relevant spots. Some of thetrails, ranging from day walks to 7-day hikes, involve sharp descents tothe river and corresponding ascents up to the cliffs. Needless to say,views from the top are marvellous. A treat are cooling springs and theBushman rock paintings.

Akkerendam Nature Reserve sprawls across the semi-arid slopesof the Hantamsberg and around the Karee dam. Primarily a bird sanctuary, keen birders are drawn to its wild terrain to track hosts offeathered friends. The claim has been made that over two days, it’spossible for twitchers to have ticked off 65 different species in theirbirding notebooks.

OORLOGSKLOOF NATURERESERVENEAREST TOWNNieuwoudtville

NEAREST AIRPORT (BOTH PARKS)Cape Town International

SIZE4776ha

FAUNA1 Cape Fox2 Smith’s Red Rock Rabbit3 African Weasel4 Angulate Tortoise5 Cape Spurfowl (Francolin)6 Fiscal Shrike

MAIN CONTACT DETAILS027 218 [email protected]

ACCOMMODATION INSIDE PARKHuts at GroottuinOvernight tented camps:Brakwater, Driefontein, Doltuin,Pramkoppie, Kareebos, Kameel se Gat,Swartkliphuis, OlienhoutbosOvernight shelters:Suikerbosfontein, Bo-KloofS W J

ACCOMMODATION OUTSIDE PARKTourist Info, Nieuwoudtville027 218 1336

AKKERENDAM NATURE RESERVENEAREST TOWNCalvinia

SIZE2300ha

AVIFAUNA1 Booted Eagle2 Black Harrier3 Cinnamonbreasted Warbler4 Namaqua Warbler5 Fairy Flycatcher

MAIN CONTACT DETAILS027 341 1712

ACCOMMODATION INSIDE PARKNone

ACCOMMODATION OUTSIDE PARKTourist Info, Calvinia027 341 1712

This park draws on the alluvial diamond diggings near Kimberley for its character – and adjacent to it isthe historic mining village, Sydney-on-Vaal, still with many of its original Victorian buildings intact.Within the park, a tourist route has been developed using material from the diamond diggings. Alsounique is the merging of three different ecosystems – the Savannah Grassveld, Kalahari and Karoo biomes – in a single park. The terrain is mainly Kalahari, but look for a crossover between Grassveld and Karoo in the Gras-Holpan sector. The park is named after the most commonly occurring tree, theVaalbos, or Camphor Bush. The picnic and barbecue sites lining the Vaal River and Block dam (Blokdam)are an attractive feature.

Vaalbos National Park

Consisting mainly of Kalahari desert-like sandy flats interrupted by two rocky outcrops, this reserve’sname derives from the prominent rocky koppie near the entrance. Its plains are ideal for game-viewing,and this desert territory is just perfect for the enigmatic Gemsbok. Let yourself be entertained by thenimble Suricates and keep a watch out for puff adders and Cape Cobras. The dormant seeds of springdaisies erupt into their dazzling hues here between August and October. Hikers can observe the wildlifeand scenery on foot, staying in an overnight hut if they choose. Picnic spots nestle at the base ofSpitskop’s granite hill and a telescope can be found at the sheltered viewpoint.

Spitskop Nature Reserve

Oorlogskloof & Akkerendam Nature Reserves

SEASONAL INFORMATION

Gate opening timesOorlogskloof NR:Obtain permit in advanceDay visitors allowedAkkerendam NR:Open throughout the year

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VAALBOS NATIONAL PARKNEAREST TOWNBarkly West

NEAREST AIRPORTKimberley

SIZE23 000ha

FAUNA/FLORA1 Black & White Rhino2 Tsessebe3 Cape Buffalo4 Eland5 Red Hartebeest6 Eastern Clapper Lark7 Ashy Tit8 Camphor Bush


ACCOMMODATION INSIDE PARKMekala Chalets and RestcampBlokdam Campsite053 561 0088S W V J

ACCOMMODATION OUTSIDE PARKTourist Info, Barkly West053 531 0673


Gate opening hours07:00 – 19:00 (summer)07:00 – 18:00 (winter) Day visitors allowed

SPITSKOP NATURE RESERVENEAREST TOWNUpington

NEAREST AIRPORTUpington

SIZE5641ha

FAUNA1 Gemsbok2 Wildebeest3 Zebra4 Eland5 Springbok6 Steenbok7 Camel8 Suricate9 Ostrich


ACCOMMODATION INSIDE PARKField hut, chalets, campsiteS W V J

054 332 1336

ACCOMMODATION OUTSIDE PARKTourist Info, Upington054 332 6064


Gate opening timesOpen 24 hoursDay visitors allowed

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Addo Elephant National Park, Woody Cape Nature Reserve, Groendal Wilderness Area

ADDO ELEPHANT NPNEAREST TOWNKirkwood

NEAREST AIRPORT (ALL PARKS)Port Elizabeth

SIZE145 000ha

FAUNA1 African Elephant2 Black Rhino3 Cape Buffalo4 Flightless Dung Beetle5 Red Bishop

MAIN CONTACT DETAILS042 233 0556/[email protected]

ACCOMMODATION INSIDE PARKHapoor & Domkrag GuesthousesS J

ACCOMMODATION OUTSIDE PARKMvuba Campsite, Camp Matyholweni,Narina BushcampDarlington Lake Lodge: 042 243 3673Gorah Elephant Camp: 044 532 7818River Bend Lodge: 042 233 8000Intsomi Lodge: 046 653 8903/4/5S S W V J

WOODY CAPE NATURE RESERVE(INCORPORATED INTO GREATERADDO NP)NEAREST TOWNPort Elizabeth

SIZE25 000ha

FAUNA/AVIFAUNA1 Antelope sp.2 Bushpig3 Vervet Monkey4 Narina Trogon5 Trumpeter Hornbill


ACCOMMODATION INSIDE PARKWoody Cape Hut for hikersS W J

ACCOMMODATION OUTSIDE PARK(ALSO GROENDAL)Nelson Mandela Bay Tourism (PE)041 585 [email protected]

GROENDAL WILDERNESS AREANEAREST TOWNUitenhage

SIZE30 000ha

FAUNA/FLORA1 Grysbok2 Bushbuck3 Bushpig


ACCOMMODATION INSIDE PARKCampsiteW J


Gate opening timesAddo Elephant NP:07:00 – 19:00Woody Cape NR:Sunrise to sunset (no later than 19:00)Groendal Wilderness Area:08:00 – 16:00Open throughout the yearDay visitors allowed

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Addo was established in the thick valley bushveld surrounding the Sundays River and the Zuurbergmountains to save the last remaining 11 Elephants from overzealous hunters. This successful

measure has raised numbers to over 350 today. The gene pool of Addo National Park’s elephantsdiffers from any other in the country – believed to be as a result of selective shooting here in the 19thcentury. Elephant bulls carry small tusks, and most cows are tuskless. Buffalo, too, were forced byhunters to seek refuge in Addo’s bushveld, where they turned to nocturnal browsing instead of grazing in the grasslands during the day. The park is dominated by the Spekboom.

The Woody Cape Nature Reserve has newly been incorporated into the Greater Addo NationalPark. Its three-in-one combination of ecosystems – forest, coastal dunefields and seashore – meanthat only the Succulent Karoo biome is missing from the Addo preserve, making it one of the mostdiverse conservation areas in the world. The Alexandria dunes, with sharply defined slipfaces, stretchfor 50km northward of Algoa Bay and provide an exciting interlude on Addo’s Alexandria 2-day hikingtrail. Also here are fossil dune ridges marking previous shorelines going back a few million years. Lookout for whales and dolphins from the high tops of the dune cliffs.

The Groendal Wilderness Area lies within the Groot Winterhoek mountain range, embracing theSwartkops (KwaZungha) River and the Groendal dam at its centre. Kept in its natural state and suffer-ing little impact from farming, hunting and commercialisation, it’s a true wilderness in which layers of undulating, green-mantled mountain saddles fade into the far distance. Hikers testing out an arrayof 4–5-day trails will encounter fynbos and isolated pockets of indigenous forest in the ravines; theycould also startle a small antelope or two.

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This must be one of the mostgorgeous parcels of wildernessin the land – mountain slopesand deep ravines thick withindigenous trees, restlesswaves hissing over a crackedrocky coastline, and sensitivelydesigned log cabins tuckedinto ancient milkwood trees ashort wave’s length from the

ocean. In the Khoi-San tongue this is “the place of much water”. Theydo have a way with words. Most rewarding in this naturalist haven aremultiple trails with descriptive names, the longest one – the Otter Trail– needing no introduction.

Latest addition to the Tsitsikamma National Park is a wild, spectac-ular skyline of unruly jagged peaks separated by the deep-valleyed,meandering Palmiet River – this is Soetkraal. This wilderness tractstraddles the Tsitsikamma mountain range between Plettenberg Bayand Misgund in the Langkloof. It is the site of a mesmerising 4x4 trailthat climbs and drops, twists and meanders, then ends with campingunder the stars.

TSITSIKAMMA NATIONAL PARKNEAREST TOWNPlettenberg Bay

NEAREST AIRPORTGeorge

SIZE64 712ha

FAUNA/AVIFAUNA1 Blue Duiker2 Southern Right Whale3 Common & Bottlenosed Dolphin4 Cape Clawless Otter5 African Black Oystercatcher6 Cape Cormorant7 Giant Kingfisher8 African Finfoot9 Knysna Woodpecker10 Knysna Turaco (Lourie)

MAIN CONTACT DETAILS042 281 1607, 044 382 [email protected]@sanparks.orgwww.sanparks.org

ACCOMMODATION INSIDE PARKStorms River Mouth Restcamp042 281 1607S S W V J

Nature’s Valley Restcamp044 531 6700S S W V J

ACCOMMODATION OUTSIDE PARK044 533 [email protected]


Gate opening times07:00 – 19:00Day visitors not allowed in campsites

This reserve has a little ofeverything: it cradles thecharming town of Graaff-Reinet which, with its 200+national monument buildings,retains a 19th-century air; theNqewba dam accommodatesboats, skiers and shriekingwater enthusiasts as well asanglers and birders; wildlife

viewing serves up Buffalo, wildebeest and more than a handful ofantelope species; and the scenery is staggering, from the Drie Koppe –Lesotho hatlike koppies rising from vast flat plains – to the craggy cliffsof the Valley of Desolation. From view sites visitors can marvel at thespectacle, where, 180 million years ago, molten rock pushed throughcracks and fissures of sandstone and shale, cooling to form dolerite. As the sedimentary layers eroded, the dolerite resisted, leaving today’s cracked and shattered pillars, pinnacles, buttresses and finelybalanced boulders.

CAMDEBOO NATURE RESERVENEAREST TOWNGraaff-Reinet

NEAREST AIRPORTPort Elizabeth

SIZE14 500ha

FAUNA/FLORA1 Cape Buffalo2 Wildebeest3 Kudu4 Springbok5 Grey/Common Duiker6 Bat-eared Fox7 Vervet Monkey8 Karoo Caterpillar9 Pale Chanting Goshawk10 Rock Kestrel11 Acacia Forest


ACCOMMODATION INSIDE PARKHut on Driekoppe Hiking Trail,Camdeboo Environmental EducationCentre (for school groups)049 892 3453S J


Camdeboo Nature Reserve(previously Karoo Nature Reserve)


Gate opening times06:30 – 19:00 (Valley of Desolation)06:30 – 17:30 (Game viewing area)Day visitors allowed

Tsitsikamma National Park


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This well-watered park, whichhas the Wilgebooms River run-ning right through the centre,is bounded to one side by theBankberg’s round-toppeddolerite hills – defining featureof the Karoo – and a highridge that merges into theRooiplaat Plateau. It is thusscenically very pretty besides

the appeal of its Cape Mountain Zebra population, which in 1937 wasteetering on the brink of extinction. The black stripes of this speciesare narrower than those of Burchell’s (plains) Zebra and they stop shortof the belly, leaving it white. Their hides also don’t feature the grey-shadow stripes of the Burchell’s. Each zebra’s stripes, like fingerprints,never match up to any other individual’s stripe pattern and even differon each side of the body. Cape Mountain Zebra prefer the highergrasslands of the plateaus and in winter they are proactive in movingup to mountain slopes and ravines to find grazing.

MOUNTAIN ZEBRA NPNEAREST TOWNCradock


SIZE30 000ha

FAUNA/FLORA1 Black Rhinoceros2 Cape Buffalo3 Black Wildebeest4 Cape Mountain Zebra5 Red Hartebeest6 Eland7 Gemsbok8 Verreaux’s (Black) Eagle9 Martial Eagle10 Jackal Buzzard11 Ground Woodpecker12 Fynbos


ACCOMMODATION INSIDE PARKMountain Zebra Restcamp,Doornhoek Guest Cottage,Family Cottages012 426 5025S S W V J

ACCOMMODATION OUTSIDE PARK048 881 2383www.cradock.co.za


Gate opening times07:00 – 19:00 (1 Oct to 31 Mar)07:00 – 18:00 (1 Apr to 30 Sept) Day visitors allowed

The coastline, travelling north-wards from East London up tothe Transkei’s Kei River mouth,is known as the StrandloperCoast. Here, over 400 yearsago, Khoi and Gonaquahunter-gatherers trawled theshoreline, harvesting musselsand other shellfish, leavingbehind them today’s high

dunes – the remains of their Strandloper middens. Strung along theseshores, the Gulu, Kwelera and Cape Henderson nature reserves allare part of the 60km, 5-day Strandloper Trail which crosses remote,wave-washed beaches, fords river mouths and ducks into remnants ofprotected indigenous forest. These three reserves, together withUmtiza and Fort Pato further inland, are part of a concerted effort topreserve the country’s threatened forest patches. Fort Pato’s forest fallsinto the Amatole Mist-belt biome, while Umtiza’s wooded confineshide Samango Monkeys, rarely seen in South Africa. These reserves arethe domain of birdwatchers (Umtiza is known for the gorgeous NarinaTrogon), beach anglers and day-picknickers.

EAST LONDON COASTCONSERVATION AREANEAREST TOWNEast London

NEAREST AIRPORTEast London

SIZEApprox. 3000ha

AVIFAUNA/FAUNA1 African Black Duck2 Narina Trogon3 Yellowthroated Warbler4 Whitestarred Robin5 Knysna Woodpecker6 Knysna Turaco (Lourie)7 Ashy (Bluegrey) Flycatcher8 Grey Sunbird9 Cinnamon & Tambourine Dove10 Samango Monkey

MAIN CONTACT DETAILS043 736 9910/09043 742 [email protected]

ACCOMMODATION INSIDE PARKCape Henderson Hut, campsite043 742 4450S W


East London Coast Conservation AreaCape Henderson, Gulu, Kwelera, Fort Pato & Umtiza Nature Reserves


Gate opening timesBy arrangement onlyPermits required

Mountain Zebra National Park


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Three reserves, AndriesVosloo Kudu, Sam Knott andDoubledrift, are linked via acircular touring and wildlife-viewing route and all make upthe Great Fish River ReserveComplex. In the past, thisregion witnessed terrible toiland strife between the earlySettlers and the Xhosa clans,

particularly as the Great Fish River often acted as a boundary betweenthe conflicting territories. Evidence remains in the form of ruined oldforts, signalling towers, farmsteads and graves. The tangled valleybushveld is wild and pristine. Kudu are a feature of Andries Vosloo,and in Doubledrift the Great Fish and Kat rivers converge, providing aperfect habitat for hippo to territorially lurk. If you encounter them onland, make sure never to get between them and the water! The luxurylodges in the reserve are onetime homes of the famous Knott family;Mvubu Lodge, on the riverbank, is built of natural materials.

GREAT FISH RIVER RESERVECOMPLEXNEAREST TOWNFort Beaufort


SIZE45 000ha

FAUNA1 Black Rhino2 Cape Buffalo3 Blue Wildebeest4 Giraffe5 Burchell’s Zebra6 Kudu7 Eland8 Springbok9 Steenbok10 Hippopotamus

MAIN CONTACT DETAILS040 635 2116043 742 4450

ACCOMMODATION INSIDE PARKAndries Vosloo Kudu:Accommodation for studentgroups only046 622 7909S

Doubledrift:Mvubu Lodge & Chalets, Inyathi GameCamp, Mbabala Lodge, NottinghamLodge, Naudeshoek,Double Drift Lodge040 653 8010S W V J

Sam Knott:Sam Knott CabinsS J

ACCOMMODATION OUTSIDE PARKTourist Info, Fort Beaufort046 645 1555


Gate opening timesSunrise to sunsetDay visitors allowed

Scenic beauty common to thischain of coastal protectedareas is their luxuriant tropicalvegetation, forested belts,wind-tortured rock features,river mouths fanning out intowild seas and sandy shell-strewn shores. HlulekaNature Reserve combinesrocky seashore, lagoon and

evergreen forest, punctuated with spiky prehistoric-looking strelitzias,scarlet Coral Tree blossoms (in winter) and flat, river lily-pads acrosswhich African Jacana delicately tread. In the forests of Silaka NatureReserve, lilies flower on the forest floor and giant trees are draped inmosses, lichens and epiphytic orchids. Walking through grasslandabove the Msikaba River in the Mkambati Nature Reserve leads tobreathtaking views of the thickly forested gorge, only place in theworld for feathery Pondo Coconut Palms. Mthatha dam in theLuchaba Game Reserve draws anglers, birders and water-seekingday-trippers, while in the sister Dwesa and Cwebe nature reserves,bounded by ocean and Transkei grasslands, reintroduced crocodilessilently cruise the rivers.

WILD COASTNEAREST TOWNPort St Johns, Mthatha

NEAREST AIRPORT (ALL PARKS)Mthatha

SIZEHluleka: 772ha, Silaka: 410ha,Mkambati: 7720ha, Luchaba: 420ha,Dwesa: 3900ha, Cwebe: 2149ha

FAUNA/FLORA (ALL PARKS)1 Wildebeest2 Burchell’s Zebra3 Blesbok4 Cape Clawless Otter5 Natal Red Rock Rabbit6 Southern Right Whale7 Common & Bottlenosed Dolphin8 Black Duck9 African Jacana10 Crowned Crane11 Denham’s (Stanley’s) Bustard12 Narina Trogon13 Mangrove Kingfisher14 Coral Tree15 Natal Fig16 Pondo Coconut Palm17 Strelitzia sp.18 Orchid sp.19 Watsonia


ACCOMMODATION INSIDE PARKHluluka (043 742 4450)S J

Silaka (043 742 4450),Dwesa (047 499 7900)S W V J

Cwebe (083 996 5343)S S W J

Mkambati (043 742 4450)S J

LuchabaNone

ACCOMMODATION OUTSIDE PARK(ALL PARKS)047 564 [email protected]

Wild CoastHluleka, Silaka, Mkambati, Luchaba, Dwesa & Cwebe Reserves


Gate opening timesHluleka NR: 06:00 – 18:00Silaka NR: 08:00 – 16:30Mkambati NR: 08:00 – 16:30Dwesa NR: 08:00 – 16:30Cwebe NR: 06:00 – 22:00Luchaba GR: 08:00 – 16:30Open throughout the yearDay visitors allowed

Great Fish River Reserve ComplexAndries Vosloo Kudu, Sam Knott & Doubledrift Reserves


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FSouth AfricaMAPS & TRAVEL

www.mapstudio.co.za

Unique atlas format covering all national parks and reservesof South Africa with useful information and detailed maps.

Overview of Southern Africa with coverage of peace parks,malaria areas, times zones, cities and towns and facts.

Colour-coded pages and Quickfinder to helpyou locate your personal areas of interest.

Detailed coverage of over 250 parks and reserves withinformative text, over 140 photographs, site and location maps.

120 detailed information boxes covering park size, fauna and flora to see, nearest town and airport location, phone

numbers and website addresses. Listings cover campfacilities, accommodation and seasonal information.

Detailed and seamless touring maps of South Africaat an easy-to-read scale of 1: 1 500 000.

Street maps of main cities and towns.

Overview of surrounding countries with maps of Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique. Key facts and figures,with information on adventures, fauna and flora, top towns,

top attractions and main country contact details.

Index of parks, reserves, towns and street maps.

ATLAS OF

NATIONAL PARKSAND RESERVES OF

South Africa

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