Long Tom Pass

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Long Tom Pass is a scenic, mountainous road pass in South Africa’s Mpumalanga province, known for its sweeping views, misty conditions, and historical significance from the Anglo-Boer War.

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Long Tom Pass canonical 4
Oshoek Pass 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain pass
road pass
climate cooler temperatures than surrounding lowlands
connects Lydenburg
Sabie
continent Africa
country South Africa
elevation approximately 2150 metres above sea level
feature frequent fog
mountainous terrain
sharp bends
hazard dangerous driving conditions in bad weather
reduced visibility due to mist
highestPointNear Mount Anderson area
historicalEvent used as a strategic position during the Second Anglo-Boer War
knownFor historical significance in the Anglo-Boer War
misty conditions
scenic views
steep gradients
winding road
locatedIn Drakensberg escarpment
Mpumalanga province
linked to: Mpumalanga

South African Lowveld tourism region
locatedNear Long Tom Monument
Sabie River valley
linked to: Sabie River
namedAfter Long Tom cannon
nearbyTown Mashishing (Lydenburg)
Sabie
partOf R37 road
province Mpumalanga
region Mpumalanga Highveld
roadType paved regional road
scenicViewOf forested valleys
mountain ranges
tourism popular scenic drive
viewpoints along the route
transportRole link between Highveld and Lowveld areas of Mpumalanga
usedBy Boer forces during the Second Anglo-Boer War

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Lydenburg locatedNear Long Tom Pass
Lydenburg hasNearbyAttraction Long Tom Pass
Majuba Hill locatedNear Oshoek Pass
linked to: Long Tom Pass
Mashishing locatedNear Long Tom Pass
Mashishing nearbyAttraction Long Tom Pass