How to Distinguish
- The domain is .sz.
- Road numbers are MR.
- Poles are often made of dark brownish thin wood
- The lower half of the license plate appears yellowish green.
- With its low elevation, the Lowveld is flat and the entire country is slanted, so when you are on a road in the Lowveld, you can often see far to the north and south, but not far to the east and west.
- Unlike レソト, forestry is done at higher elevations and you should be able to see plantations.
Signs you can find
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The poles are made of dark brown thin wood, strung with one to three cords.
The license plate appears to be white and yellowish-green. Note that license plates used in central South Africa also appear to be the same color.
By Dickelbers - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, Link
The entire country is slanted, with the highlands (1,500 meters above sea level) in the west and the lowlands (200 meters above sea level) in the east.
Narrow down state/region
- The area is divided into the Lowveld, Midveld, and Highveld according to elevation, with different types of agriculture.
- Sometimes sugar cane is grown in the Lowveld.
- In the Highveld, pine and eucalyptus forestry is practiced and plantation forests exist.
The area is divided into the Lowveld, Midveld, and Highveld according to elevation, with different types of agriculture. Sometimes sugar cane is grown in the Lowveld.
In the Highveld, pine and eucalyptus forestry is practiced and plantation forests exist.
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