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| The X2 region
is the second largest sub-drainage region of the X region. This area is
drained by the Crocodile River and its tributaries. The Crocodile River originates
North of Dullstroom in the western parts of the catchment
area. The Crocodile River flows through mountainous terrain and into the
grasslands of the Lowveld.. It flows eastwards past Nelspruit and into the
Komati River at Komatipoort, situated upstream of the Mozambique border.
Mountain ranges in the north and the south are separating this sub region
from the upper Komati River catchment (X1) and the Sabie River catchment.
(X3)
This region is the most developed of the four X sub regions. Large residential areas, agricultural development and forestry are the main features of this sub region. The greater part of the Lowveld is undeveloped as it is situated in the Kruger National Park. |
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| X2R005 Crocodile River at Kwena Dam | |
| X2H070 Crocodile River at Badfontein (Downstream of Kwena Dam) | |
| X2H006 Crocodile River at Karino | |
| X2H013 Crocodile River at Montrose (Upstream of Elands River confluence) | |
| X2H015 Elands River at Lindenau (Upstream of Crocodile confluence) | |
| X2H016 Crocodile River at Tenbosch | |
| X2H022 Kaap River at Dalton | |
| X2H036 Crocodile River at Komatipoort | |
| X2H046 Crocodile River at Riverside | |
| Weir upstream of X2H036 in Komati River ( Presently not a registered gauging weir) | |
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