The R374 is a Regional Route in South Africa that connects the R31 at Barkly West in the south-west to Windsorton and the N12. Just before Windsorton, the R371 is given off heading north. [1]
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The R374 is a Regional Route in South Africa that connects the R31 at Barkly West in the south-west to Windsorton and the N12. Just before Windsorton, the R371 is given off heading north. [1]
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