Gūdaos
There has little doubts about the derivation. It comes from the year of its first known recording, 1779, for as in translation sheepweg / road (Gordon). Pastor W. Moritz calls His suspicion N.A.V. The almost equivalentǃ Hudaob or 'Sandweg' to the Kuiseb; There is no documentary regulation for the alleged difference, still at Wikar, still at Gordon. The Magistrate of Williston brings the name to the pillar, SESA with the door, and there is room for other poetry rings that do not affect the derivation of the name. Schultze mentions 'Goodhouse' in his English form in his book that appeared in 1907. So there can not hide much truth in the report in the 14th of 14. 1949 occurred. Prof. PJ Nienaber 1963 SAPW 227 Take it together: 'The name [Gudaos] was deformed by Carl Wiedner who resided at Goodhouse since 1913, where he built in 1922 ... a ferry over the Orange River. He is in Feb. 1949 died '. This is 102 km north of Springbok. It served as a passage to SWA before the bridge and tar road were used via Vioolsdrift. At-time, vehicles with a ferry were taken over the Orange River - the Pont exists today. Gu = sheep, dao-s = (here) drift. 'Sheep Thrif', 'sheep port'.