Koas (Groot, Klein)
Facing the 'big' pan lies just north of a 'small' pan with the same name. We know from other country cards. But 'little Koas Pan' doesn't appear on Veillet's card, because his card just doesn't go high enough forwards. Nevertheless, we like the contrasting name account as if it could still have been recorded. Groot- [and small] Koaspan (spelling modernized) correlate exactly with large and small awaspan of modern maps. This Awas is undoubtedly to be 'red (pan)', see Awas (PAN) in this part. The question is whether this coas- an unusual exchange ruling is of Awas, D.W.S. That same pans here have a name expressed by some as Awas-, by others as Koas, M.A.W. That Awas and Koas but the same name is, the one with a vertebrate input K, the other without it. For us, it seems the preferred part rather points to two words. Then we mark in SWA series 1968 Skin 2620 Two Rivieren that here is how dunes are, so between large and small is the 'Average Height of Dunes 20 Mizards', west of Great Awas they are on average 17, east average 15 meters high. 'Dune' is in Nama ǀ Gowa (Rust 1960 DNW 15). The -s of the Fern. Sing, in Koa's can say that the name was involved in a (real) pan. Koas, wholesale and small, then understand as the 'Duinepan'. Koaspan is in the case 'an alternative name of Awaspan, one refers to the dunes, the second to the color of the Duinsand.
