J. W. Gregory reported in "The Geographical Journal" of 1894 that it was called "Basso Narok", meaning "Black Lake" in the Samburu language.
This means "Black Lake" in the Samburu language. J. W. Gregory reported in "The Geographical Journal" of 1894 that it had been called'Basso Narok'.
J. W. Gregory reported in "The Geographical Journal" of 1894 that it had been called'Basso Narok'. This means "Black Lake" in the Samburu language.
J. W. Gregory reported in "The Geographical Journal" of 1894 that it had been called'Basso Narok'. This means "Black Lake" in the Samburu language.