description Caledon River Overview
The Caledon River is a major tributary of the Orange River in southern Africa. It rises in the Lesotho highlands, flows for approximately 480 kilometres along much of the boundary between Lesotho and South Africa's Free State province, and joins the Orange near Wepener. Its basin includes agricultural land and is affected by seasonal rainfall and water-management demands.
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Where does the Caledon River begin?
The Caledon River rises in the highlands of Lesotho. It then flows toward the border region with South Africa's Free State province.
How long is the Caledon River?
The river flows for approximately 480 kilometres. Much of its course follows the boundary between Lesotho and South Africa.
Where does the Caledon River meet the Orange River?
The Caledon joins the Orange River near Wepener. Wepener is in South Africa's Free State province.
Is the Caledon River in Lesotho or South Africa?
It is associated with both countries because it rises in Lesotho and runs along much of the Lesotho-South Africa boundary. Its lower course reaches the Orange River near Wepener.
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