an English medium co-ed high school. Scottburgh Pre-Primary Hilltop Pre-Primary Casa di Montessori Pre-School Scottburgh Primary (Grades 1-7), Scottburgh High School (Grades 8-12) Umdoni Christian Academy (Grades R-12) Infrastructure Roads The N2 national highway runs past Scottburgh bordering it to the west and links the town to Durban in the north-east and Port Shepstone in the south-west. Access to Scottburgh from the N2 is mainly obtained through the P188 interchange (Exit 110) or alternatively the R612 interchange (Exit 104) in Park Rynie. Other arterial routes in the Greater Scottburgh area include the R102, R612 and P188. The R102 regional route bypasses Scottburgh to the east and links the town to Umkomaas, Umgababa and Kingsburgh in the north-east and Park Rynie, Pennington and Hibberdene in the south-west. The R612 regional route begins from the intersection with the R102 in Park Rynie and links the Greater Scottburgh area to Umzinto in the west and Ixopo and Donnybrook in the north-west. P188 (Dududu road) is a secondary road that links Scottburgh from its Freeland Park suburb, lifestyle retirement village Rehishaw Hills to the N2 highway and Amandawe in the north-west. Notable residents Well-known people associated with Scottburgh include: Dr Thomas Chalmers Robertson – world-renowned conservationist and author Joel Stransky – former Springbok rugby player Tony Pooley – the late conservationist Dave Bell See also Black December References Populated places in the Umdoni Local Municipality Populated coastal places in South Africa Populated places established in 1860 KwaZulu-Natal South Coast