Infrastructure Botswana has ploughed most of its mining fortune back to infrastructure development. The road network successfully links all settlements with a population of more than a 100 people.
Roads provide an efficient entry and exit into the city.
A total of 971 kilometres in railroads runs across Botswana. 650 kilometres of narrow gauge railroad is the main line between Ramatlabama in the South and Ramokgwabe in the North. The rest of the track serves copper and nickel mines in Selebi Phikwe, coalmines in Morupule and Soda plants in Sua. The government owns 27 of these airports and airfields. The four major airports are the Sir Seretse Khama Airport in Gaborone, Maun Airport, Francistown Airport, Selebi-Phikwe Airport and Kasane Airport.