Tele Bridge

Telle Bridge,[1] also spelled as Tele Bridge, is a border post located between South Africa and Lesotho.

The actual steel motorbridge spans the Telle River, a tributary of the Orange River that flows across half of South Africa.

The anti-apartheid South African journalist and editor of the Daily Dispatch, Donald Woods entered Lesotho through the Telle Bridge as he was fleeing from South Africa on New Year's Eve, 1977.

The border post on the South African Side
South Africa Lesotho
Region Eastern Cape Quthing
Nearest town Sterkspruit Quthing
Road R393 R393
GPS Coordinates 30°25′49″S 27°33′57″E / 30.4303°S 27.5658°E / -30.4303; 27.5658 (Telle Bridge border crossing) 30°25′57″S 27°34′05″E / 30.43256°S 27.56805°E / -30.43256; 27.56805 (Telle Bridge border crossing)
Telephone number +27 (0)51 611 1710
Fax number +27 (0)51 633 1099
Postal address
Business hours Travellers 06:00 – 22:00 06:00 – 22:00
Business hours General 07:30 – 16:15

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References

  1. ^ LYS VAN PLEKNAME-LIST OF PLACE NAMES Repository.nwu.ac.za (in Afrikaans) (in English)
  2. ^ Webpage – South African Ports of Entry Archived 28 August 2015 at the Wayback Machine Department of Home Affairs of South Africa
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