Kap(Gat), Kap(Gat Se Kop), -(Se Berge)
About the farm 'Kapgat' flows the 'captains' eastwards in the Fish River. On the topographical map, the 'captains' were given as 'Sandkop's valley', the heads 'Sandkop' and 'top sandhead' are to the north. Then, besides the topographical context, we would also be a linguistic relationship between 'sand' and 'chopping' 's head 'in the north was written in the mentioned topographical map the name' Loerkop '. It looks like' Loerop 'is the northeastern peak of' Kapgat's mountains '. The names' Kapgat 'and' Loerkop 'correlate topographically therefore very good So. We believe that the statement should be searched elsewhere. South of 'Sandkop' and to 'Sandkop's valley' alias 'captains' is 'Biesiesfontein'. It's just east of the farm 'Kapgat'. West of 'Kapgat' is 'Lot B' with 'Kapgat's head' on it. West of 'Lot B' is the farm 'Rietfontein' No. Clw. Q. 2-26. 'Riet' is in Nama = L = AB, (Kr. 'And' Biesiesfontein 'forms a toponimic core group of which the Afrikaans components (partially) are translated from the Khoekhens.