Amajuba Mountain

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Amajuba Mountain is a historically significant peak in South Africa, best known as the site of the decisive Battle of Amajuba Hill during the First Anglo-Boer War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landform
mountain
associatedWith British Empire NERFINISHED
South African Republic NERFINISHED
battleName Battle of Amajuba Hill NERFINISHED
battleResult Boer victory
category Battlefields of the First Anglo-Boer War
Mountains of KwaZulu-Natal
conflict First Anglo-Boer War NERFINISHED
country South Africa
elevation approximately 1900 metres
eventDate 27 February 1881
hasAccessRoad road from Volksrust area
hasAlternativeName Amajuba Hill NERFINISHED
Majuba Hill NERFINISHED
hasMemorial war memorial on summit area
hasViewOf surrounding highveld and escarpment
heritageStatus recognized historical site
historicalPeriod 19th century South African conflicts
knownFor Battle of Amajuba Hill NERFINISHED
First Anglo-Boer War history
locatedIn KwaZulu-Natal
locatedNear Majuba Pass NERFINISHED
Volksrust NERFINISHED
nameEtymology derived from Zulu language
nameMeaning often translated as "place of doves" or "place of pigeons"
nearBorderWith Free State NERFINISHED
Mpumalanga NERFINISHED
partOf Drakensberg region NERFINISHED
region northern KwaZulu-Natal
significance site of decisive Boer victory over British forces NERFINISHED
strategicImportance commanding position over Majuba Pass
touristAttraction yes
usedFor hiking
historical tourism

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Amajuba District Municipality namedAfter Amajuba Mountain