The Orange River is screaming with sound as it rushes over the Augrabies Falls National Park’s waterfalls at an incredible 3,532 cubic metres per second.
THE ORANGE River is screaming with sound as it rushes over the 56-metre-high waterfall at an incredible 3,532 cumec, as measured on Monday, in the area that the Khoi people appropriately named “Akoerebis”, or “place of tremendous noise”.
The Department of Water and Sanitation said that further water will be released and that this week will see a peak of slightly over 4,500 cubic metres per second and, depending on further rains in the country, it may increase further.
With these high water levels, the Augrabies Falls National Park will undoubtedly be roaring with sound and a sight to behold for the whole holiday season. So, put the family in the car and head to the breathtaking South African National Park in the Arid Region to see the power of nature in full force.
