Gates To The Kruger Park
Crocodile Bridge(South Entrance to Kruger National Park)
The Kruger Park has the following gates:
| Name | Road | From Town | Coordinates | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crocodile Bridge Gate | on the extension of Rissikstreet | from Komatipoort | 25°21′30.48″S 31°53′36.59″E / 25.3584667°S 31.8934972°E / -25.3584667; 31.8934972 | |
| Malelane Gate | on the R570 off the N4 | near Malelane | 25°27′42.73″S 31°31′58.70″E / 25.4618694°S 31.532972°E / -25.4618694; 31.532972 | |
| Numbi Gate | on the R569 road | from Hazyview | 25°9′19.26″S 31°11′51.00″E / 25.15535°S 31.1975°E / -25.15535; 31.1975 | |
| Phabeni Gate | on the road off the R536 | from Hazyview | 25°1′30.42″S 31°14′29.15″E / 25.0251167°S 31.2414306°E / -25.0251167; 31.2414306 | |
| Paul Kruger Gate | on the R536 road | from Hazyview | 24°58′52.70″S 31°29′6.92″E / 24.981306°S 31.4852556°E / -24.981306; 31.4852556 | |
| Orpen Gate | on the R531 road | from Klaserie | 24°28′32.95″S 31°23′26.79″E / 24.4758194°S 31.390775°E / -24.4758194; 31.390775 | |
| Phalaborwa Gate | on the R71 road | from Phalaborwa | 23°56′43.63″S 31°9′54.15″E / 23.9454528°S 31.1650417°E / -23.9454528; 31.1650417 | |
| Punda Maria Gate | on the R524 road | from Thohoyandou | 22°44′17.89″S 31°0′32.52″E / 22.7383028°S 31.0090333°E / -22.7383028; 31.0090333 | |
| Pafuri Gate | on the R525 road | from Musina | 22°24′0.60″S 31°2′29.08″E / 22.400167°S 31.0414111°E / -22.400167; 31.0414111 |
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