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Louis Botha Ave, Johannesburg South Africa Urban Rural Scenic Travel

Urban Rural Scenic Travel Adventures goes to Louis Botha Ave which begins at the top of the Johannesburg CBD in the suburbs of Hillbrow and Berea and then heads north-east passing through Houghton to the north and Yeoville and Bellevue to the south. In Houghton it passes close to the private boys schools of St John's College (1889) and King Edward VII school (1911). After this point the road curves and is ominously nicknamed Deathbend due to the number of car accidents at the spot. The route then enters the suburb of Orange Grove passing the new Victory Theatre (2007), the older one torn down in 2005 which has its origins a cinema in 1929 and renamed after the end of World War II as the Victory and became a theatre in the early nineties. Radium Beer Hall is on the right. Midway through Orange Grove, the road bends northwards and passes through Orchards and Sydenham and smaller suburbs of Maryvale, Forbesdale, Cheltondale, Rouxville and Hawkins Estate. The road then crosses the M20 at Atholl Road in the suburbs of Highlands North and Waverly. The road crosses Corlett Drive in Bramley before ending a short distance later at Artwright Avenue in the light industrial suburb of Wynberg with the old township of Alexandra close by. The road still designated the M11, continues on though as the Pretoria Main Road. Disclaimer The information provided on this channel or any related site (including, but not limited to, our social media pages) is for general informational purposes only. While we make every effort to ensure that the information provided is accurate, up-to-date, and reliable, we do not guarantee its accuracy or completeness. We shall not be held liable for any errors, omissions, or inaccuracies in the information provided or for any reliance placed on the information by you.