List of heritage sites in Table Mountain

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Last updated April 19, 2019

This is a list of the heritage sites in Table Mountain as recognized by the South African Heritage Resources Agency.^[1]

Table Mountain is a flat-topped mountain forming a prominent landmark overlooking the city of Cape Town in South Africa. It is a significant tourist attraction, with many visitors using the cableway or hiking to the top. The mountain forms part of the Table Mountain National Park. Table Mountain is home to a large array of fauna and flora, most of which is endemic.

The South African Heritage Resources Agency (SAHRA) is the national administrative body responsible for the protection of South Africa's cultural heritage. It was established through the National Heritage Resources Act, number 25 of 1999and together with provincial heritage resources authorities is one of the bodies that replaced the National Monuments Council.

SAHRA identifier	Site name	Town	District	NHRA status	Coordinates	Image
9/2/018/0022			Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°57′37″S18°25′05″E / 33.960207°S 18.418032°E / -33.960207; 18.418032 (SAHRA identifier 9/2/018/0022 -)	Media related to Table Mountain at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/018/0022-066	Erf 3559, Hout Bay		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	34°00′24″S18°22′40″E / 34.006716°S 18.377874°E / -34.006716; 18.377874
9/2/018/0022-069	Erf 3560, Hout Bay		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	34°00′25″S18°22′42″E / 34.006854°S 18.378228°E / -34.006854; 18.378228
9/2/018/0022-070	Erf 1174, Tamboerskloof		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′35″S18°23′55″E / 33.926491°S 18.398731°E / -33.926491; 18.398731
9/2/018/0022-071	Erf 2977, Hout Bay		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	34°00′26″S18°22′17″E / 34.007214°S 18.371351°E / -34.007214; 18.371351
9/2/018/0022-072	Erf 12, Fresnaye		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′49″S18°23′08″E / 33.930250°S 18.385486°E / -33.930250; 18.385486
9/2/018/0022-073	Erf 3079, Hout Bay		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	34°02′00″S18°21′00″E / 34.033333°S 18.350000°E / -34.033333; 18.350000
9/2/018/0022-074	Erf 1, Fresnaye		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′30″S18°23′15″E / 33.925030°S 18.387549°E / -33.925030; 18.387549
9/2/018/0022-075	Erf 1171, Tamboerskloof		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′45″S18°24′15″E / 33.929167°S 18.404167°E / -33.929167; 18.404167
9/2/018/0022-076	Erf 1175, Tamboerskloof		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′45″S18°24′15″E / 33.929167°S 18.404167°E / -33.929167; 18.404167
9/2/018/0022-077	Erf 1173, Tamboerskloof		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′45″S18°24′15″E / 33.929167°S 18.404167°E / -33.929167; 18.404167
9/2/018/0022-078	Erf 1815, Vredehoek		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°56′15″S18°25′30″E / 33.937500°S 18.425000°E / -33.937500; 18.425000
9/2/018/0022-079	Erf 1762, Hout Bay		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	34°02′00″S18°21′00″E / 34.033333°S 18.350000°E / -34.033333; 18.350000
9/2/018/0022-080	Erf 1140, Tamboerskloof		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′45″S18°24′15″E / 33.929167°S 18.404167°E / -33.929167; 18.404167
9/2/018/0022-081	Erf 1033, Tamboerskloof		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′45″S18°24′15″E / 33.929167°S 18.404167°E / -33.929167; 18.404167
9/2/018/0022-082	Erf 1362, Fresnaye		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′30″S18°23′15″E / 33.925030°S 18.387549°E / -33.925030; 18.387549
9/2/018/0022-083	Erf 1243, Fresnaye		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′30″S18°23′15″E / 33.925030°S 18.387549°E / -33.925030; 18.387549
9/2/018/0022-084	Erf 13, Fresnaye		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′30″S18°23′15″E / 33.925030°S 18.387549°E / -33.925030; 18.387549
9/2/018/0022-085	Erf 1250, Fresnaye		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′30″S18°23′15″E / 33.925030°S 18.387549°E / -33.925030; 18.387549
9/2/018/0022-086	Erf 1251, Fresnaye		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′30″S18°23′15″E / 33.925030°S 18.387549°E / -33.925030; 18.387549
9/2/018/0022-087	Erf 1244, Fresnaye		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′30″S18°23′15″E / 33.925030°S 18.387549°E / -33.925030; 18.387549
9/2/018/0022-088	Erf 1172, Tamboerskloof		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′45″S18°24′15″E / 33.929167°S 18.404167°E / -33.929167; 18.404167
9/2/018/0022-089	Erf 512, Fresnaye		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′30″S18°23′15″E / 33.925030°S 18.387549°E / -33.925030; 18.387549
9/2/018/0022-091	Erf 2, Fresnaye		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′30″S18°23′15″E / 33.925030°S 18.387549°E / -33.925030; 18.387549
9/2/018/0022-092	Erf 1231, Fresnaye		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′30″S18°23′15″E / 33.925030°S 18.387549°E / -33.925030; 18.387549
9/2/018/0022-093	Erf 1242, Fresnaye		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′30″S18°23′15″E / 33.925030°S 18.387549°E / -33.925030; 18.387549
9/2/018/0022-094	Erf 14, Fresnaye		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′30″S18°23′15″E / 33.925030°S 18.387549°E / -33.925030; 18.387549
9/2/018/0022-095	Erf 1412, Fresnaye		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′30″S18°23′15″E / 33.925030°S 18.387549°E / -33.925030; 18.387549
9/2/018/0022-096	Erf 3, Fresnaye		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′30″S18°23′15″E / 33.925030°S 18.387549°E / -33.925030; 18.387549
9/2/018/0022-097	Erf 1033, Tamboerskloof		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′45″S18°24′15″E / 33.929167°S 18.404167°E / -33.929167; 18.404167
9/2/018/0022-098	Erf 1738, Hout Bay		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	34°02′00″S18°21′00″E / 34.033333°S 18.350000°E / -34.033333; 18.350000
9/2/018/0022-100	Erf 1749, Hout Bay		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	34°02′00″S18°21′00″E / 34.033333°S 18.350000°E / -34.033333; 18.350000
9/2/018/0022-102	Erf 1759, Hout Bay		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	34°02′00″S18°21′00″E / 34.033333°S 18.350000°E / -34.033333; 18.350000
9/2/018/0022-103	Erf 1734, Hout Bay		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	34°02′00″S18°21′00″E / 34.033333°S 18.350000°E / -34.033333; 18.350000
9/2/018/0022-104	Erf 1737, Hout Bay		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	34°02′00″S18°21′00″E / 34.033333°S 18.350000°E / -34.033333; 18.350000
9/2/018/0022-105	Erf 1756, Hout Bay		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	34°02′00″S18°21′00″E / 34.033333°S 18.350000°E / -34.033333; 18.350000
9/2/018/0022-106	Erf 2939, Hout Bay		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	34°02′00″S18°21′00″E / 34.033333°S 18.350000°E / -34.033333; 18.350000
9/2/018/0022-108	Erf 614, Vredehoek		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°56′15″S18°25′30″E / 33.937500°S 18.425000°E / -33.937500; 18.425000
9/2/018/0022-113	Erf 956, Tamboerskloof		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′45″S18°24′15″E / 33.929167°S 18.404167°E / -33.929167; 18.404167
9/2/018/0022-114	Erf 1139, Vredehoek		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	34°02′00″S18°21′00″E / 34.033333°S 18.350000°E / -34.033333; 18.350000
9/2/018/0022-118	Erf 658, Oranjezicht		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°56′30″S18°24′50″E / 33.941667°S 18.413889°E / -33.941667; 18.413889
9/2/018/0022-119	Erf 1966, Oranjezicht		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°56′30″S18°24′50″E / 33.941667°S 18.413889°E / -33.941667; 18.413889
9/2/018/0022-120	Erf 1137, Tamboerskloof		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′45″S18°24′15″E / 33.929167°S 18.404167°E / -33.929167; 18.404167
9/2/018/0022-122	Erf 2084, Vredehoek		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°56′15″S18°25′30″E / 33.937500°S 18.425000°E / -33.937500; 18.425000
9/2/018/0022-124	Erf 12713, Woodstock		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°55′50″S18°26′50″E / 33.930556°S 18.447222°E / -33.930556; 18.447222
9/2/018/0022-130	Erf 1213, Vredehoek		Table Mountain	Provincial Heritage Site	33°56′15″S18°25′30″E / 33.937500°S 18.425000°E / -33.937500; 18.425000
9/2/018/0022/02	902 Oudekraal	Table Mountain	Table Mountain
9/2/018/0022/02/1	Portion 3 of Farm 902, Oudekraal (White House Site), Table Mountain Chain	Table Mountain	Table Mountain
9/2/018/0022/03	The Roundhouse		Table Mountain		33°56′37″S18°23′06″E / 33.943518°S 18.384940°E / -33.943518; 18.384940

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↑ "Western Cape Provincial Heritage Sites (previously National Monuments)" (PDF). 19 September 2002. Retrieved 2013-01-28.

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[1] "Western Cape Provincial Heritage Sites (previously National Monuments)" (PDF). 19 September 2002. Retrieved 2013-01-28.