Mandeni

Province

Mandeni (also Mandini ) is a small town in the South African province of KwaZulu -Natal. It is located in the homonymous municipality in the district Ilembe. 2011, the town had 3,904 inhabitants.

In Mandeni there are many factories. The largest company is Sappi, the largest paper producer in South Africa.

Geography

The Tugela flows directly through Mandeni and flows about 10 kilometers from the city center in the Indian Ocean. The city is located 22 km from Stanger and 96 kilometers from Durban. Mandeni is connected by the link to the N2 with the national road network in South Africa. The R102 offers Mandeni good transport links to the south and to the north by KwaDukuza KwaGingindlovu.

The city lies at an altitude of 139 meters above sea level.

The average rainfall is 910 millimeters in Mandeni. Most precipitation falls in the summer (October to March). The lowest amount of rainfall are available with 20 mm in July. Most precipitation falls in January (127 mm). The average high temperature in Mandeni varies from 22.4 ° C in June to 27.9 ° C in January. The coldest month is July. Here are the minimum average night at 9.8 ° C.