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Nature reserve · Western Cape
Botterblom Nature Reserve
Botterblom Nature Reserve is a nature reserve in Western Cape, about 23 km north-west of Stellenbosch. It covers 0,04 km² — number 22 by size of the 23 Western Cape areas with a recorded size.
0,0km² recorded size
—year established
—elevation of the point
23 kmnorth-west of Stellenbosch
Facts
- Type
- Nature reserve
- Province
- Western Cape
- Local municipality
- City of Cape Town
- Size
- 0,04 km² · 4 ha
- Rank by size
- 107 of 115 nationally · 22 in Western Cape
- Coordinates
- -33.8054, 18.6579
- Nearest large town
- Stellenbosch, 23 km north-west
Sources: Wikidata Q115773921 · Natural Earth (province outline)
Nearby
- Clara Anna Fontein Game ReservePrivate game reserve4 km south-west
- Haasendal Nature ReserveNature reserve14 km south
- Blaauwberg Conservation AreaNature reserve19 km west
- Raapenberg Bird SanctuaryGame reserve22 km south-west
- Vredenheim Big Cats ParkWildlife sanctuary22 km south-east
- Drakenstein Lion ParkWildlife sanctuary23 km east
Address and visiting
Listed addressBotterblom Street, Vierlanden Heights, Cape Town, 7550capetowngreenmap.co.za
From business listings compiled from public map and web sources, checked October 2026.
GBIF records within 2 km
Wildlife recorded around Botterblom Nature Reserve
10 mammal and 1 808 bird occurrence records within 2 km of the reserve's point. Species with the most records first; the number is records, not animals.
Mammals
Birds
- Cape SparrowPasser melanurus200
- Southern Masked WeaverPloceus velatus104
- Cape WeaverPloceus capensis96
- Barn SwallowHirundo rustica89
- Southern Red BishopEuplectes orix85
- Cape White-eyeZosterops virens76
- Egyptian GooseAlopochen aegyptiaca59
- White-backed MousebirdColius colius47
- Red-eyed DoveStreptopelia semitorquata46
- Laughing DoveSpilopelia senegalensis46
- Olive ThrushTurdus olivaceus46
- Cape WagtailMotacilla capensis43
- Hadada IbisBostrychia hagedash41
- Cape Robin-ChatCossypha caffra37
Source: GBIF.org occurrence data (records within the radius; licences of the publishing datasets apply). All wildlife.