Neighborhood Directory

Bottlebrush informal settlement is a densely populated area with basic infrastructure, mostly consisting of small, improvised homes. Residents face frequent challenges with access to water, sanitation, and public safety.

EThekwini Ward 1 includes Umhlanga Rocks, a coastal area known for residential estates, shopping, and business offices. It draws commuters due to its proximity to Durban and frequent highway access.

EThekwini Ward 10 covers a mix of suburban homes and light commercial developments. Schools and shopping centers are common in this area, attracting families and commuters.

EThekwini Ward 100 covers a mixed area with residential and smaller commercial pockets. Infrastructure is modest and public transport is limited.

EThekwini Ward 101 covers parts of Kingsburgh along Durban's southern coast, with a mix of suburban homes and some industrial activity. The area sees moderate local traffic and easy access to the beach.

EThekwini Ward 102 covers parts of Durban's northern suburbs, with a mix of residential and commercial spaces. Access to shopping centers and main roads is convenient for locals.

EThekwini Ward 103 covers upper Kloof, Forest Hills, and Waterfall, areas known for quiet residential streets and green surroundings. Residents value the space and suburban feel, with some properties offering large gardens.

EThekwini Ward 11 covers areas in western Durban with a mix of suburban homes and small businesses. Local public transport serves the ward but traffic congestion is common during peak hours.

EThekwini Ward 12 is a mixed residential area with clusters of older homes and newer developments. Its local economy relies on small businesses and light industry.

EThekwini Ward 13 offers basic residential housing with some local shops along main roads. The area is mostly quiet with limited commercial activity.

EThekwini Ward 14 includes residential areas with public schools and some small shops. Streets are mostly quiet, but activity picks up around local markets.

EThekwini Ward 15 covers parts of Westville and nearby residential areas. The neighborhood includes established homes, local shopping plazas, and several schools.

EThekwini Ward 16 sits in the northern part of Durban, mostly residential and made up of established suburbs. Local schools and small shopping precincts anchor the community.

EThekwini Ward 17 covers parts of KwaMashu and Inanda in northern Durban. The area is mostly residential with active community centres and schools.

EThekwini Ward 18 covers parts of Pinetown, a mixed residential and commercial area southwest of Durban. The ward includes both established suburbs and light industrial zones.

EThekwini Ward 19 covers mostly residential zones in the northwestern part of Durban, with some light commercial presence and community services. Public transport options are limited, so car travel is common.

EThekwini Ward 2 covers a mix of residential and commercial areas north of Durban. The zone includes well-established suburbs with basic shopping and municipal facilities.

EThekwini Ward 20 includes suburban areas with a mix of residential housing and small business nodes. Local schools and parks anchor community activity.

EThekwini Ward 21 covers parts of Durban's western suburbs with residential areas, schools, and local shopping spots. Services and infrastructure are typical for outer city zones.

EThekwini Ward 22 covers parts of central Durban, including Greyville and Morningside. It includes mixed residential blocks, commercial spaces, and some light industry.

EThekwini Ward 23 is a suburban area in Durban with quiet residential streets and local conveniences. Housing varies from older family homes to newer developments, with schools and shops nearby.

EThekwini Ward 24 covers parts of Newlands East and surrounding residential areas north of Durban's city center. The neighborhood includes schools, local shops, and several churches.

EThekwini Ward 25 covers a mostly residential area in Durban, with local schools and shops serving families. The community relies on daily amenities and corner stores rather than malls or nightlife.

EThekwini Ward 26 is a fairly residential area southeast of central Durban, with pockets of light industry. Public transport is available but basic, and road traffic can be busy during peak hours.

EThekwini Ward 27 covers parts of KwaMashu and surrounding suburbs in Durban's north. Residential areas dominate, with informal settlements and local markets present.

EThekwini Ward 28 covers a mix of residential and commercial zones in northern Durban. Some parts are well-developed, while others have basic infrastructure.

EThekwini Ward 29 covers areas like Sydenham, with a mix of residential neighborhoods and local shops. Schools and places of worship are scattered throughout.

EThekwini Ward 3 covers a central area with mixed residential and commercial properties. Local shops and some schools are found among older homes and small apartments.

EThekwini Ward 30 covers mostly residential streets with several schools and small local businesses. The area sees moderate traffic and is close to major roads.

EThekwini Ward 31 covers parts of KwaMashu and Newlands East, mostly made up of residential zones and local businesses. It is known for many schools and community facilities scattered throughout.

EThekwini Ward 32 covers a large area in Durban's northwestern outskirts. It's mainly residential with a mix of housing types and some industrial pockets.

EThekwini Ward 33 includes a mix of residential zones with some local shops and schools. Most streets are quiet, with main roads connecting to central Durban.

EThekwini Ward 34 covers mixed residential and industrial areas north of Durban, including parts of Phoenix and Mount Edgecombe. It sees significant commuter traffic and has diverse housing options.

EThekwini Ward 35 covers areas in northern Durban, including some residential zones and light industrial pockets. Local infrastructure is basic and public transport options are limited.

EThekwini Ward 36 spans parts of western Durban, mostly residential with some commercial activity along main roads. People commute here for work and schools, daily life moves at a steady pace.

EThekwini Ward 37 covers suburban areas south of Durban, including parts of Shallcross and Queensburgh. Mostly residential, it has some commercial strips and light industry.

EThekwini Ward 38 is a primarily residential area with scattered shops and basic services. Most housing is modest and local community ties are strong.

EThekwini Ward 39 includes mainly residential zones with some small businesses along the main roads. The area sees frequent commuter activity and moderate traffic.

EThekwini Ward 4 is mainly residential with a mix of modest homes and small local businesses. Public transport and basic facilities are accessible, but amenities are limited compared to city centers.

EThekwini Ward 40 is mostly residential, with clusters of informal settlements and basic local shops. Services are limited outside main streets and transport options are modest.

EThekwini Ward 41 covers suburbs like Westville, which have a mix of residential homes, schools, and retail centers. The area sees steady commuter traffic and has direct access to major highways.

EThekwini Ward 42 covers part of Umlazi, mostly residential with sprawling housing clusters and local stores. Community life is active around schools and markets.

EThekwini Ward 43 covers a residential area in Durban, mainly made up of middle-income suburbs with local shops and schools. Daily life centers around families and working professionals.

EThekwini Ward 44 lies northwest of Durban central and includes semi-urban areas with mixed housing. There are active community centers and a few local small businesses.

EThekwini Ward 45 covers parts of KwaMashu, a large residential area north of Durban. Most streets here are lined with informal housing, with several community centers and local shops serving the area.

EThekwini Ward 46 covers a mixed residential area north of Durban with modest homes and community facilities. Public transport is accessible but road congestion is common.

EThekwini Ward 47 sits north of Durban and includes several residential pockets with a mix of middle-class homes and informal settlements. Local schools and basic shops serve most daily needs.

EThekwini Ward 48 covers parts of KwaMashu, a large township near Durban with mostly low-income housing. Residents depend on public transport for daily travel.

EThekwini Ward 49 covers parts of KwaMashu, mainly residential with some commercial zones and community facilities. Public transport routes run through the area, connecting it to central Durban.

EThekwini Ward 5 covers a mix of residential zones and business strips in Durban's outskirts. Local shops and schools cluster along busy roads, while public transport links are frequent.

EThekwini Ward 50 covers mainly residential zones in Durban with some local schools and churches. Shops and basic services are easily accessible along main roads.

EThekwini Ward 51 covers areas in northern Durban with mixed-use zoning and a blend of older homes and small commercial spots. Local markets and everyday shops are common, serving a broad mix of residents.

EThekwini Ward 52 covers mostly residential areas on the western edge of Durban, with pockets of semi-rural land and local shops. There are few large businesses or major attractions.

EThekwini Ward 53 includes Cato Manor, a mix of older homes and newer public housing. The area struggles with service delivery and infrastructure issues.

EThekwini Ward 54 covers a mix of middle-income suburbs and informal settlements, with local shops and basic amenities scattered through the area. Residential streets see frequent foot traffic, and access to public transport is moderate.

EThekwini Ward 55 includes suburbs like Umhlanga and surrounds, known for corporate offices and gated residential complexes. It sees steady day traffic due to workers and residents.

EThekwini Ward 56 covers a mix of residential and rural areas with basic services. The pace is slow, and daily life centers on local community routines.

EThekwini Ward 57 covers parts of central Durban including the city hall and government offices. The area is busy during weekdays with workers and visitors moving between administrative buildings.

EThekwini Ward 58 covers parts of eastern Durban, including residential suburbs and some mixed-use developments. The area is primarily made up of family homes and small local businesses.

EThekwini Ward 59 covers parts of the central city with mixed residential and commercial zones. Local schools and clinics serve the area, and public transport is accessible.

EThekwini Ward 6 includes parts of northern Durban, with a mix of residential housing and local commercial activity. Public amenities and schools cluster within the area.

EThekwini Ward 60 covers a mix of suburban and commercial zones southwest of Durban. Residential areas blend with schools and light industry, drawing families and workers.

EThekwini Ward 61 covers residential suburbs in Durban's western section, including parts of Westville and New Germany. Families and professionals prefer the area for its schools and reliable access to main roads.

EThekwini Ward 62 includes suburban areas with a mix of residential housing and commercial pockets. The community sees moderate activity from families and professionals commuting for work and school.

EThekwini Ward 63 covers parts of Durban's southwestern edge, including some semi-rural and residential developments. Access to amenities varies across the ward, with a mix of older homes and newer plots.

EThekwini Ward 64 covers areas south of central Durban, including several large industrial zones and residential communities. Locals rely on extensive road networks and proximity to logistics hubs.

EThekwini Ward 65 covers parts of southern Durban with a mix of residential zones and smaller local businesses. Most streets are quiet, but commercial activity clusters near main roads.

EThekwini Ward 66 covers areas with mixed residential and commercial properties. Traffic can be heavy near main roads, especially during peak hours.

EThekwini Ward 67 is a suburban area within the larger eThekwini Municipality, primarily residential with some small commercial zones. Most streets are lined with houses and local shops serve daily needs.

EThekwini Ward 68 is mainly residential, featuring modest homes and local businesses. The area has basic services and public transport links.

EThekwini Ward 69 covers parts of Umhlanga and La Lucia, known for upscale residential living and commercial centers. The area is close to beaches and major shopping malls.

EThekwini Ward 7 covers suburban stretches on Durban's northern edge with mix of residential homes and local schools. Most amenities cater to families and commuters working in central Durban.

EThekwini Ward 70 covers parts of suburban Durban with a mix of residential housing and local amenities. The area sees routine traffic and families frequent local parks.

EThekwini Ward 71 covers parts of KwaMashu, a dense area with many local businesses, schools, and basic housing. Public transport is available but road conditions can be mixed.

EThekwini Ward 72 covers residential suburbs in Durban's southwest, with a mix of standalone houses and smaller shopping centers. The area sees regular traffic from local commuters.

EThekwini Ward 73 covers residential zones along the southern part of Durban, including parts of Chatsworth. It sees mixed housing and commercial pockets, with local schools and transport links.

EThekwini Ward 74 covers several residential suburbs south of Durban, mostly made up of family homes and local shops. Daily life is quiet, with schools and parks scattered throughout.

EThekwini Ward 75 covers residential suburbs on the northern outskirts of Durban, with a mix of freestanding homes and clusters. Daily life centers around local schools and neighborhood shops.

EThekwini Ward 76 covers residential areas near Newlands East with a mix of houses and local businesses. It sees moderate activity but few large shopping or entertainment centers.

EThekwini Ward 77 is mostly residential with mixed housing, including formal and informal settlements. It borders industrial zones and lies near key arterial routes in southern Durban.

EThekwini Ward 78 includes areas such as Umlazi AA and nearby suburbs, mostly residential with informal housing and limited commercial activity. Basic shops and taxi routes serve local needs, but amenities are minimal compared to central Durban.

EThekwini Ward 79 covers residential areas in northern Durban with mostly low to middle-income housing and limited commercial development. Schools and clinics are scattered throughout the ward.

EThekwini Ward 8 covers parts of Phoenix, a residential area with local schools and small shopping centers. It is mainly home to working-class families with limited nightlife options.

EThekwini Ward 80 consists mostly of residential areas with a mix of informal housing and basic amenities. Local businesses and schools shape daily life for residents.

EThekwini Ward 81 covers a mostly suburban part of western Durban with established homes and quiet streets. The area is popular with families and has basic shopping facilities.

EThekwini Ward 82 includes parts of Umlazi, a large township south of Durban with a mix of residential areas and local businesses. Services and infrastructure vary widely block to block.

EThekwini Ward 83 covers mixed-use areas near Amanzimtoti, blending suburban housing with small shopping hubs. It mostly draws families and retirees seeking quieter streets away from the city core.

EThekwini Ward 84 includes large suburban areas with a mix of residential homes and small businesses. Roads are busy, and public transport options are limited.

EThekwini Ward 85 covers mostly residential areas with basic services and local shops. Many streets are quiet, but some parts see informal activity.

EThekwini Ward 86 is a suburban area north of Durban with a mix of established homes and newer developments. Residents enjoy easy access to schools and shopping centers.

EThekwini Ward 87 covers parts of southern Durban, mainly consisting of residential suburbs with local schools and services. Commercial activity is limited, and most amenities cater to everyday needs.

EThekwini Ward 88 is a residential area in Durban with modest homes and several local shopping spots. It sees steady activity from residents going about daily routines.

EThekwini Ward 89 covers mainly suburban areas with a mix of residential housing and a few small commercial zones. Most streets are quiet, lined with family homes and local businesses.

EThekwini Ward 9 stretches inland with mixed residential blocks and some small commercial strips. Traffic is heavier along main roads, but many streets are quiet and lined with family homes.

EThekwini Ward 90 covers suburban areas with mixed residential development. It includes established housing and newer complexes with shops and schools nearby.

EThekwini Ward 91 is mostly suburban with a mix of residential houses and small businesses. Schools and local shops dot the area, catering to families and commuters.

EThekwini Ward 92 covers residential suburbs in the northern part of Durban, with a mix of older homes and newer developments. Shops and schools are scattered throughout the area, serving locals rather than tourists.

EThekwini Ward 93 covers rural suburbs in the northern outskirts of Durban, with scattered housing and limited amenities. Residents rely on agriculture and small local businesses.

EThekwini Ward 94 covers residential zones and informal settlements in the southern part of Durban, including Umlazi. Community facilities are spread throughout the area.

EThekwini Ward 95 covers a largely residential area with some light commercial activity. Schools and local shops serve the community, and streets are mostly quiet.

EThekwini Ward 96 covers parts of Verulam near Durban. Residential streets dominate, with schools and local shops serving daily needs.

EThekwini Ward 97 covers a mix of suburban and semi-rural areas southwest of Durban. Housing is varied, and the pace is quieter than central neighborhoods.

EThekwini Ward 98 covers a mix of rural and semi-urban areas on the outskirts of Durban, with scattered residential settlements and patches of farmland. Infrastructure and services are limited compared to central city areas.

EThekwini Ward 99 covers semi-urban and peri-urban areas with mixed residential development. Infrastructure is basic, and local amenities are limited.

Fernleigh Lodge is a quiet residential neighborhood with tree-lined streets. Most homes are single-family and the area sees little foot traffic.

Palm Ridge is a residential neighborhood mostly made up of single-family homes and small apartment complexes. Local shops and schools are within walking distance.

Quad attracts students and young professionals who value affordable rent and easy access to the main campus. Most homes are mid-century apartments with some convenience stores nearby.

The Bay is a residential area near the waterfront, known for mid-rise apartments and easy access to local parks. It attracts professionals who value quiet streets and fast commutes downtown.

Waterfall Gardens Retirement Village is a secure residential area designed for older adults, offering apartment-style living and access to on-site healthcare. Residents enjoy quiet surroundings and limited traffic.