Orange River reaches the Atlantic Niël Terblanché FLOOD water in Orange River on the southern border of Namibia has reached the Atlantic Ocean at Oranjemund and is currently flowing strongly into the sea. After water levels in the lower end of the river have been critically low for the past two years because of continuous drought, good rains over southern Namibia and large parts of South Africa, where the river originates, saw a wave of flood water eventually reaching the river’s mouth. Unlike a

Kozette Duvenhage shared this video of the Orange River from the North Banks in Namibia - This is where Augrabie water is headed to on the way out to sea. :) | We Are South Africans