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Plan of Proposed Route Umlazi Umbumbulu Amanzimtoti 550 Umgababa Umkomaas Claustal Scottburgh Braemar Park Rynie Kelso 500 Ifafa Beach Mtwalume St. Faith's Turton Dweshulu Hibberdene Marburg Nqabeni Paddock 450 Uvongo Magusheni Bizana Margate Ngabeni Redoubt Ramsgate Southbroom Munster Port Edward Flagstaff 400 Holy Cross Umtentu Palmerton Mkambati 350 Port Grosvenor Lusikisiki Stoneyridge Embotyi Nobantu 250 Libode Gemvale Umtata Ntibane Misty Mount Ntshilini 300 Buntingville Tombo Port St. Johns Ngqeleni Old Bunting 200 Viedgesville Notintsila Clarkebury Bityi Mqanduli Ngqungqu Bashee Bridge Old Morley Tshani Munyu 150 Elliotdale Coffee Bay Idutywa Alderley Rothmere Ebende Hobeni Nqamakwe Taleni The Haven Ciko Butterworth Nyokana Nqabara 100 Qoboqobo Manubi Mazeppa Bay Centani Komga Wavecrest 50 Mpetu Qolora Mouth Quko Kei Mouth Tainton Haga-Haga Macleantown Cintsa Bisho King William's Town Berlin Zwelitsha Potsdam Dawn Gonubie Mouth 0 Bonza Bay M AS BUILT PLAN _ D APPROVED i c East London NATIONAL ROUTE N2 PORTION _ HEAD OFFICE e r (Full Signature) _ t SHEET 1 OF 1 o a / _ i THIS APPROVAL IS FOR PROCEDURAL AND f l i _ l _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW PURPOSES ONLY, AND m / _ Ditsela Place DOES NOT ATTRACT LEGAL LIABILITY OF ANY KIND ___________________________________ SCALE 1 : 1 000 000 e _ d 1204 Park Street FROM WHATSOEVER CAUSE OR HOWEVER ARISING. For: The South African National _ Hatfield Pretoria N2 WILD COAST TOLL HIGHWAY Roads Agency Limited CONSULTANT PLAN NO. ____/____/20__ PO Box 415 _ A _ B Pretoria 0001 _ SIGNATURE / South Africa NRA PLAN CODE _ _ _ __________________________________ PLAN OF PROPOSED ROUTE / DATE: ____/____/20___ _ For Consulting Engineer Tel: +27 (0) 12 426 6000 _ _ Consult. Fax: +27 (0) 12 342 1320 NRA PLAN NO. Registration No: 1998/0095484/06 for CEO: SA NATIONAL ROADS AGENCY LTD ____/____/20__ No. DATE REVISION Eng. DIR..
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