Amahlathi Local Municipality

Few municipalities in the Eastern Cape have a history as closely tied to forestry as Amahlathi Local Municipality. Its territory includes inland towns such as Stutterheim, Cathcart and Keiskammahoek, where the Amathole Mountains meet grassland, commercial timber plantations and remnants of indigenous forest. Amahlathi is an isiXhosa name associated with forests, an apt reference in a district shaped by mountain rainfall and a long-established timber economy. Rural settlements and small service towns reflect the predominantly isiXhosa-speaking character of this part of the province. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Amahlathi and the Amathole Mountains.

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