The land boundary between Mozambique and South Africa spans 496 kilometers (308 miles) in southeastern Africa and is briefly interrupted by the country of Eswatini. The frontier is therefore divided into two sections: a generally north-south segment from the tripoint with Zimbabwe to the first, northern tripoint with Eswatini, and a generally east-west segment from the second, southern tripoint with Eswatini to the Indian Ocean. Mozambique and South Africa do not dispute the course of the boundary, and there is little information available regarding any modern demarcation efforts.