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Elands River

Afrikaans name: Elandsrivier

Elands River

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There are a number of Elands Rivers in South Africa. This article refers to the one in Mpumalanga. There is another Elands River that feeds the Rust de Winter and Rhenosterkop Dams before joining the Olifants River. Yet another Elands River is in the North West province. It feeds the Vaalkop Dam before joining the Crocodile River.

The Elands River flows from near Machadodorp to just below the Montrose Falls. It is part of the Komati River basin.

The river flows past the town of Waterval Boven then plummets 70 metres over the Elands River Falls, before flowing past the town of Waterval Onder.

The Elands River joins the Crocodile River just below the Montrose Falls. This is near the intersection of the N4 and R539 roads.

Is there good fishing to be had in the Elands River?



References and further reading

Conollys Guide to Southern Africa - 2nd edition - Author: Denis Conolly - Published: 1982 - Page: 294

Wikipedia - Elands River

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