Kanga, -(Dam), -(Rivier)
The section card of Ladismith 1890 gives the following out of time when the area was still dungeon: the farm Kanga Nr Lad. Q. 2-12 is bordered on its northern side by the neighboring farm 'Plum Bosch Kuilen' No Lad. Q. 2-17. By Plum Bosch Kuilen and Kanga, the River River streams Kanga River from the high area of the northern slopes of the long mountain to the Gourits River. The River's starting point here is the 'Plum Bosch Kuilen' have. If the Khoërhoen name of the current 'Plum Bosch (Kuilen)', also because it follows the usual pattern of early naming, viz. of a bullying that exists that the original in-national name because its relevance is retained, and that the younger form arises as a translation in the language of the new occupiers of the places. Almost always the double tailure can then be convincing by setting the words out of the two languages. In this case we can't do it, because The inland name for the plum is not kept in our material. However, if the argument applies, as we believe, then again we have a case where the place name gives the language supply and return a lost word. According to Smith 1966, the plum is the Osyris Compressa (Aberd.), Who wants to say that the plant type is also found in the world of Aberdeen and there is native. It strengthens O.I. The argument. The member of Kanga may be quantitiesuffix -xa, d.w.s. Can-GA means the pits where there are 'many can trees'.