Its name comes from the Naha language, meaning "an area where there is nothing.
Its name comes from the Naha language, meaning "an area where there is nothing." Its northern third is the Kaokeveld region, while another area is the Sperrgebiet, or "Forbidden Zone," restricting entry because of the possibility of diamonds in the area between the Kuiseb River and the Orange River. To the east, part of it reaches to the Great Escarpment, where it merges with the Kalahari. FTP, name this cool Atlantic coastal desert, from Angola to South Africa.
Its name comes from the Naha language, meaning "an area where there is nothing.
{Namib} Desert