The Etosha Map & Guide. Discover the Etosha Pan in The Etosha National Park, Namibia
The Etosha Pan covers some 4731 sq kms. At its widest point it is approximately 110km. The pan is mostly dry except after heavy rains when it floods mainly from the Ekuma and Oshigambo rivers in the north of Namibia. In the east Fischers Pan is fed from the Omuthiya and Omuramba and Owambo rivers. This extension of the main pan can usually hold water for much of the year.
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| This beautiful and unique map and guide to Etosha National Park (in German & English) was created by the world famous cartographer, artist and author, Robin Frandsen. | |
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Permanent springs are plentiful in the south of Kgalagadi. These are fed by water reserves in the porous bedrock which permeate out onto the impermeable clay floor of the pan. Because the Etosha National park offers so much to explore it's important to get the best map available. The Etosha National park covers an area of 22,912 sq kms. The word Etosha means "Great White Place"... so named after the salt pan. The park when first proclaimed in 1907 covered an area of some 80,000 sq kms. but was successively reduces to its present size. Honeyguide Publications produce the 8 page Etosha map and guide. It contains
user-friendly large scale maps of the whole of Etosha. It also contains all the
information a visitor needs to get maximum enjoyment from a visit to this remote
and exciting part of Namibia. This map and guide has dual language content... English and German.
The Map Guide includes...
The Etosha Map and guide is A4 sized, beautifully printed and laid
out. Not only will it act as your faithful guide to the Etosha it will
make a wonderful souvenir of your Etosha Adventure.
There 3 other guides in the series:
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