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Cuvelai

watercourse, Namibia
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  • Owambo

    …watercourses (oshanas), collectively called the Cuvelai, which occasionally feed the Etosha Pan (a huge salt pan) to the south of Owambo with rainwater. The water supplied by the oshanas and the man-made feeder canals of Owambo has been augmented by a project sponsored by the South African government to connect…

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    …watercourses (oshanas), collectively called the Cuvelai, which occasionally feed the Etosha Pan (a huge salt pan) to the south of Owambo with rainwater. The water supplied by the oshanas and the man-made feeder canals of Owambo has been augmented by a project sponsored by the South African government to connect…

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