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… the Atlantic Ocean at Alexander Bay . At the source of the Orange River, in Lesotho , which has an average rainfall of about … less than 50 mm per Year. The total catchment Area of the Orange River (including that of a major tributary, the Vaal) …   https://www.places.co.za/info/tourist-attraction/orange-river-information.html   …

… The Great Berg river used to be navigable for a distance of about 45 km from … stores sprang up on either side of its banks. The Berg River rises in the Franschhoek and Drakenstein Mountains at an altitude of 1500m. The 294 km long River flows Northwards through Paarl and Wellington and then …

… Name applied from 1657 to the Liesbeek River, in Cape Town. Named after a small River in the Netherlands. The first 'free burghers' of the … India Company were granted permission to Farm along the River in 1657, shortly after the first Dutch Settlers arrived …

… Home. In 1858 the name of the village was changed to Diep River. The Cape Town-Wynberg suburban railway was extended to Diep River on 15 December 1882.   Diep River has a River of the same name running through it, lies …  https://www.sa-venues.com/attractionswc/diep-river.php …

… The village of Elsie's River, also known as Elsie's Kraal River, was probably named in honour of one Elsje van … in 1698. The railway line from Cape Town reached Elsie's River on 13 February 1862. In 1980 the Suburb became a scene … Elsie’s River …

… The exact date when the Village of Salt River was established is not known but in 1665 the Settlement is recorded to have overlooked a Fjord over the River and to have consisted of an Inn and several Fishermen's … The Railway Line from Cape Town, reached Salt River on 13 February 1862.   Salt River is a charming Suburb …

… The Gamtoos river probably derived its name from a Khoikhoi clan whose … Gamtoos River …

… January 1848. The official opening took place at the Keur River bridge in the pass. The honour of naming the pass fell … ode/15237//gardenroutemeander.wordpress.com/2016/07/30/keur-river-bridge/<p> … Keur River Bridge …

… The Blyde River Canyon known officially known as the' Motlatse Canyon'- … than iconic canyons like the Grand Canyon and the Fish River Canyon. Unlike the arid landscapes of the Grand and Fish River Canyons, the Blyde River (Motlatse River) Canyon is a  …

… The First River Temple, built the banks of the Umbilo River, near Bayhead Durban, in 1875. This is the first Hindu … should be rebuilt further away from the banks of the river, and the current location in Bellair Road was decided … First & Second River Temple's …

… Xhosa name for the Doorn River, now known as; Indwe!  It means 'thorns' referring to … the Acacia trees that grow in the Area through which the River flows. … Ameva River, Eastern Cape …

… Cape Provinces. The stone Bridge spanning the Gariep River at Bethulie Drift was opened to traffic in March 1879, … Bridge, was established on the Cape Colony side of the River soon thereafter. Its name was derived from Bethulia, an … been established a short distance from the drift, in the Orange Free State, in 1829. The name was subsequently amended …

… Mountian in the Richtersveld, at the confluence of the Fish River with the Orange River. This a Khoikhoi name for 'Rooilepel', and means 'red … 'Abbakwap' a Mountain were the Fish and Orange Rivers Merge …

… River which has its source in the Fountains Valley and flows … Apiesrivier, a River Which Flows Through Pretoria …

… The Msunduzi River flows through the center of Pietermaritzburg , the … Municipality, where the City is located. The Msunduzi River is well known for hosting the start of The Dusi Canoe … African Continent , and one of the World’s most popular River Marathons, attracting over 2000 paddlers each Year! The …

… The Battle of Mhlatuze River was a battle fought between the Zulu and Ndwandwe … tps://saheritagepublishers.co.za/product/battle-of-mhlatuze-river/ … Mhlathuze River …

… the geology and History of Namibia and much more! The Fish River Canyon forms part of the state-run Ais-Ais Richtersveld … months the Canyon hike is closed due to the heat. The Fish River Hiking Trail can be conducted during the months April – … Canyon ends at Ai Ais and the river then flows into the Orange River , the border to South Africa. At Seeheim is a …

… The Orange River, Southern Africa’s longest waterway, rises high in the … otherwise parched land! The large, catchment area of the river ensures a strong flow year-round, so the river remains … found typically in the marshes of a River Delta. The Orange has been called ‘The River of Diamonds’, stones from …

… was the first convenient natural crossing of the Sunday's River to be encountered inland from the sea, and was … 1823 and 1830 he used the site to build the Zondags River Inn, probably using the foundations of the old post. In … already owned the Wayside Inn on the opposite side of the river. The property then changed hands at least three more …

… changed its name in 1950 to become the University of the Orange Free State – reflecting the name of the province at … University of the Orange Free State, Grey's College School …

… The little Town of White River - an important farming and tourism centre - was founded … The Farming tradition of the people that settled in White River, after the Anglo-Boer War , have remained practically … extremely important to the economy of the Region! White River is a favourite holiday destination for both locals and …

… One of them is a low-level bridge crossing the Crocodile River that serves as the entrance to the Kruger National Park … end of the 19th Century. This bridge across the Crocodile River is visible from the rest camp, once formed part of the … Royal Humane Society for risking his life to dive into the river to rescue a woman and her baby who had been swept off …

… or 'Adansonia Digitata', is found all along the Olifants River! It is also one of the trees in Africa with the longest … are between 300 and 500 years old. The great Olifants River which nourishes the Kruger National Park, forming the … Olifants River, Limpopo …

… The Bejani is a tributary of the Sabie River, entering from the North-West. Mkhohlu Railway Siding … of Bushbuckridge! The name is Zulu for 'Rhinocerous' (river). … Bejani, a tributary of the Sabie River in the North West …

… Capel Sluit . Cape Town owes its existence to the Varsche River. The second stream, the Liesbeek , drains Table … largest stream, the Disa, drains southwards into Orange Kloof before debouching in, Hout Bay . The Varsche’s … Varsche River, Table Mountain …

… The Great Fish River, distinguishable from the Namibian Fish River by the … rises in 2,100-metre- high Mountains 48 km South of the Orange River and Northeast of Middelburg. The Tarka River, … course. An irrigation scheme to transfer water from the Orange River basin to the Great Fish River basin was …

… Waterhole in the sandy bed of the, Nwaswitsonto River, in the Kruger National Park! The name is Tsonga for … Amatsukeni, Waterhole in the Sandy Bed of the, Nwaswitsonto River …

… The Kaaimans River, also known as 'Keerom River', it is a River in the Western Cape , South Africa. The mouth of the … https://www.inspirock.com/south-africa/wilderness/kaaimans-river-a1443366331   … Kaaiman's River, Garden Route …

… Sundays River Mouth and the beach that accompanies it are awesome reflections of the beauty of the Eastern Cape. The river itself is spectacular, and the mouth’s waters are calm … swimming, fishing or just cooling one’s feet. The Sundays River Mouth is situated on the southern boundary of the …

… Visitors flying into the city will cross the Buffalo River on their trip into the city from the East London … the Buffalo Harbour and Port of East London, the Buffalo River is the largest of the four rivers and is home to South Africa’s only river port. This river is also the playground for everyone …