Kogmans

Ashton, Western Cape

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Kogmans (or Cogmans) Kloof is a poort (gorge) through the Langeberg between Ashton and Montagu on the R62 to Oudtshoorn. It is named after the Cogmans, a Khoi chiefdom that existed in the area around the beginning of the 18th century. The pass was constructed by Thomas Bain from 1873 - 1877 and follows the course of the Kingna River, which flows southwest of Montagu.

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  • Length
    6.9 km
  • Duration
    7 mins
  • Avg. Speed
    61 km/h
  • Speed Camera
    No
  • Elevation
    178m
    191m
    320m
    394m
    252m
    252m
    3450m 0m
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