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| Length | 61 km (38 mi) | |||
| Major junctions | ||||
| Southwest end |  M4 inMuizenberg | |||
| Major intersections |  M5 in Muizenberg M17 inStrandfontein M7 inMitchell's Plain M22 in Mitchell's Plain M49 at Wolfgat M44 inKhayelitsha M45 in Khayelitsha M9 in Khayelitsha N2 exit 33M49 inEersterivier R102 in Eersterivier M12 nearStellenbosch  R44 /R304 in Stellenbosch | |||
| Northeast end |  R45 betweenPaarl andFranschhoek | |||
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| Country | South Africa | |||
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TheR310 is aRegional Route inSouth Africa that connectsMuizenberg to the south-west with theR45 betweenPaarl andFranschhoek to the north-east, viaStellenbosch and Hellshoogte Pass. The section between Muizenberg and Stellenbosch is called Baden Powell Drive.[1]
The R310 begins inMuizenberg at an intersection with theM4 (Main Road). It runs east as Baden Powell Drive, meeting the southern terminus of theM5 (Prince George Drive), hugging theFalse Bay coast and passing in-betweenStrandfontein and theWolfgat Nature Reserve before passing south ofMitchells Plain, where it meets the southern terminus of theM7 (Jakes Gerwel Drive). The R310 continues eastwards to bypass the township ofKhayelitsha, where it turns away from the coast towards the north-east and meets theM9 (Macassar Road; Japhta K Masemola Road) before crossing theN2 freeway.
The R310 continues north-east, still named Baden Powell Drive, skirtingEersterivier to the east, to enterStellenbosch, where it meets the eastern terminus of theM12 (Adam Tas Road) at a T-junction. The R310 takes over as Adam Tas Road and heads eastwards for 4 kilometres into the Stellenbosch CBD to reach a junction with theR44 (Strand Road). The R310joins the R44 and they are co-signed northwards through the CBD as Adam Tas Road, meeting the south-eastern terminus of theR304 (Koelenhof Road). Just after meeting the R304, the R310 splits from the R44 to become the Hellshoogte Pass towards the east. It heads for 16 kilometres, bending north-eastwards, passing throughPniel, to reach its end at an intersection with theR45 approximately 7 kilometres west ofWemmershoek.[1]
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