Technology like GPS, navigation apps on phones, the internet, and a variety of travel guides make it easy to plan your trip on routes between, say, Beitbridge and Cape Town or Zeerust and Maputo.
National and provincial routes are numbered and marked out on road maps that you can download from the internet. People wanting to discover new destinations or who are tired of campsites that have become boring after many years can breathe life into their search for new experiences.
The N1, N2 and N3 are known national routes, while roads like the N4 to the N21 and provincial routes (R21 to R80) are less well known. On the list I consulted there wasn't an N13, N15, N16, N19, N20, R32, R47, R77, R78, or R79.
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