This is the R304 looking south. This means Drakenstein is left. Right is Cape Town and in the other side of the exit is Cape Town.

Or at least that is my best guess.

Jesper

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From: ps1966nl

To: BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 8:57 PM

Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Re: African borders

Looks like just north of exit 39 of the N1 motorway (junction with R304). http://www.demarcation.org.za/demarcprocess/wards/ver3e/jpg/10204003.j pg (north of Die Herberg (de Novo)) Just east of the R304, is that correct? You must have better maps... Baie dankie, en met vriendelike groete Peter S. --- In BoundaryPoint@y..., "jesniel" <jesniel@i...> wrote: > Giving up for an international or provinsial South African tp, I decided for > a minucipal - perhaps the very first attempt by a freak. > > My wife has a friend working for Stellenbosch municipality and I asked her > for a map. Offcourse I had o explain that boundaries are more important than > anything else on the map. They had a 1:80 000 > > I saw that Cape Town-Drakenstein-Stellenbosch is only 10 km from me, and > went looking for it. Initially I misread the map, but luckily I had a road > atlas that showed things better, and I realized that the tp was at the road > rather than the bush. I did find earlier a local atlas that showed the tp > far away from the road, so I am not sure if I was on the right spot. > > Anyway according to the municipality map I had to find a road inbetween a > highway crossing and a 4 way dirt road crossing - and that's easy. That's > where the tp should be. Off course no markers - but I took some pics - which > I will post later. > > Jesper > > yesss jesper > > good to get a fresh field report

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