the garden route is 190 miles in south africa.
the garden route is 190 miles in south africa.
how many miles is the garden route in south africa?
190
kranshoek









































kranshoek is a settlement in garden route district municipality in the western cape province of south africa.









































kranshoek was founded in the early years of the 20th century by a group of griqua trekkers under the leadership of abraham le fleur who had been displaced from their land in kokstad. le fleur also founded the griqua national conference in 1904 and the griqua independent church. a local monument, erected in 1942, celebrates the early griqua pioneers.
kranshoek
the garden route (afrikaans: "tuinroete") is a stretch of the south-western coast of south africa which extends from mossel bay (many say mossel bay is not part of the garden route, because it is positioned behind what locals call the "boom gordyn" roughly translates to "tree curtain") in the western cape to the storms river in the eastern cape. the name comes from the verdant and ecologically diverse vegetation encountered here and the numerous lagoons and lakes dotted along the coast. it includes towns such as knysna, plettenberg bay, mossel bay, great brak river, little brak river, wilderness, sedgefield and nature's valley; with george, the garden route's largest city and main administrative centre.
garden route