N11 road (South Africa)

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Provinces:

• Limpopo
• Mpumalanga
• KwaZulu -Natal

The National Route 11 (short- N11) is a South African national road that runs from Grobler 's Bridge on the border with Botswana to the N3 at Ladysmith in KwaZulu -Natal.

Route

From Botswana a regional road that branches off to the south the village of Palapye from the A1 trunk road leading to the Botswana border station Martin 's Drift. From the South African border post at Grobler 's Bridge, the road link as N11 is in a southeasterly direction through Limpopo continuously after Mokopane, where it crosses the N1. Then it leads to the south and crosses the provincial border to Mpumalanga Marble Hall. Then runs the N11 continues in a southeasterly direction to Ermelo, where it meets the N2 and N17. After that, the road continues to the south and crosses the provincial border to KwaZulu -Natal in Volksrust. The approximately 100 -kilometer section between Ermelo and Volksrust is very busy with daily about 1,000 trucks and therefore is in a very bad condition. In KwaZulu- Natal the road is continued south through Newcastle and Ladysmith and finally empties into the N3.