Provincial routes (South Africa)
Provincial routes (also referred to as major regional routes) are the second category of road in the South African route-numbering scheme.[1] They are designated with the letter "R" followed by a number from 21 to 82 formerly with the letter "P" followed by a number from 66 [2] They serve as feeders to the national routes and as trunk roads in areas where there is no national route.
Designation as a provincial route does not necessarily imply that a road is maintained by the road authority in the provincial government; some parts of the provincial route network are maintained by the National Roads Agency (SANRAL), and parts in towns may be ordinary streets maintained by the municipal roads departments. Provincial routes vary in quality from gravel roads (for example the R31 between Askham, Northern Cape, and Hotazel) to freeways (for example the R59 between Vereeniging and Johannesburg).
Contents
1 List of routes
2 Images
3 See also
4 References
List of routes
R21 / P157: Boksburg – Kempton Park – Centurion – Pretoria
R22: Hluhluwe – Kosi Bay (– Ponta do Ouro, Mozambique)
R23: Volksrust – Standerton – Heidelberg (GP) – Brakpan – Benoni – Kempton Park
R24: Rustenburg – Krugersdorp – Roodepoort – Johannesburg – Bedfordview – Kempton Park
R25: Johannesburg – Kempton Park – Bapsfontein – Bronkhorstspruit – Groblersdal
R26: Rouxville – Ladybrand – Ficksburg – Bethlehem – Reitz – Frankfort – Villiers
R27 Southern section: Cape Town – Velddrif; Northern section: Vredendal – Calvinia – Keimoes
R28: Vereeniging – Sebokeng – Westonaria – Randfontein – Krugersdorp
R29: Johannesburg – Germiston – Boksburg – Benoni – Springs – Leandra – Kinross
R30: Bloemfontein – Welkom – Odendaalsrus – Bothaville – Orkney – Klerksdorp – Ventersdorp – Rustenburg
R31: (Keetmanshoop, Namibia –) Rietfontein – Kuruman – Kimberley
R33: Pietermaritzburg – Greytown – Dundee – Vryheid – eMkhondo – Carolina – eMakhazeni – Groblersdal – Marble Hall – Modimolle – Lephalale
R34: Vryburg – Schweizer-Reneke – Bloemhof – Odendaalsrus – Kroonstad – Heilbron – Frankfort – Newcastle – Utrecht – Vryheid – Ulundi – Empangeni – Richards Bay
R35: Amersfoort – Bethal – Middelburg (MP)
R36: Ermelo – Carolina – Mashishing – Tzaneen – Louis Trichardt
R37: Polokwane – Mashishing – Nelspruit
R38: Standerton – Bethal – Carolina – Barberton – Kaapmuiden
R39: Standerton – Ermelo
R40: (Piggs Peak, Swaziland –) Bulembu – Barberton – Nelspruit – White River – Hoedspruit – Phalaborwa
R41: Randfontein – Roodepoort – Johannesburg
R42: Parys – Vanderbijlpark – Vereeniging – Heidelberg (GP) – Nigel – Delmas – Bronkhorstspruit
R43: Gansbaai – Hermanus – Worcester – Ceres
R44: Kleinmond – Strand – Somerset West – Stellenbosch – Wellington – Piketberg
R45: Saldanha – Vredenburg – Malmesbury – Wellington – Paarl – Villiersdorp
R46: Malmesbury – Ceres – Touws River
R48: De Aar – Petrusburg
R49: Mahikeng – Zeerust – Kopfontein (– Gaborone, Botswana)
R50: Standerton – Leandra – Delmas – Pretoria
R51: Villiers – Balfour – Nigel – Springs – Bapsfontein
R52: Vryburg – Lichtenburg – Rustenburg
R53: Parys – Potchefstroom – Ventersdorp – Swartruggens
R54: Potchefstroom – Vereeniging – Villiers
R55: Sandton – Pretoria
R56: Middelburg (EC) – Molteno – Elliot – Matatiele – Kokstad – Pietermaritzburg
R57: Phuthaditjhaba – Reitz – Heilbron – Sasolburg – Vanderbijlpark
R58: Colesberg – Burgersdorp – Aliwal North – Barkly East – Ngcobo
R59: Dealesville – Bothaville – Parys – Sasolburg – Vereeniging – Meyerton – Johannesburg
R60: Worcester – Robertson – Swellendam
R61: Beaufort West – Graaff-Reinet – Cradock – Queenstown – Mthatha – Port Edward – Margate – Port Shepstone
R62: Ashton – Oudtshoorn – Humansdorp
R63: Calvinia – Carnarvon – Graaff-Reinet – Fort Beaufort – King William's Town – Komga
R64: Kimberley – Boshof – Bloemfontein
R65: Ermelo – Sandlane (– Manzini, Swaziland)
R66: Gingindlovu – Eshowe – Ulundi – Nongoma – Pongola
R67: Port Alfred – Grahamstown – Fort Beaufort – Queenstown
R68: Dundee – Melmoth
R69: Vryheid – Mkuze
R70: Odendaalsrus – Hennenman – Senekal – Ficksburg
R71: Polokwane – Tzaneen – Namakgale – Phalaborwa
R72: Port Elizabeth – Port Alfred – East London
R73: Winburg – Virginia – Welkom
R74: Harrismith – Bergville – Greytown – KwaDukuza
R75: Port Elizabeth – Uitenhage – Graaff-Reinet
R76: Orkney – Kroonstad – Bethlehem
R80: Pretoria – Soshanguve
R81: Polokwane – Giyani – Thohoyandou
R82: Kroonstad – Vereeniging – Johannesburg
Images
Long Tom Pass on the R37 in Mpumalanga
The R56 between Steynsburg and Molteno
The R57 crossing the Vaal River near Vanderbijlpark
See also
- National routes (South Africa)
- Regional routes (South Africa)
- Municipal Routes in Gauteng (disambiguation)
References
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^ SADC Road Traffic Signs Manual, Volume 1: Uniform Traffic Control Devices. National Department of Transport. May 2012. p. 8.6.1. Retrieved 3 September 2014.