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The unusual name of this small village, set in the most southwesterly corner of Botswana, is derived from the place where a man called Bok once sank a well.
It stands at the confluence of two great sand rivers: the Molopo, which runs mostly westward along Botswana's southern border and here turns south, and the Nossob, which drains from the north and northwest through the famous Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park.
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Neither river commonly flows today, even after rain, but major floods have been recorded in both and may occur again a most incredible sight.
Today Bokspits is a struggling little centre whose residents once made a handly living from karakul wool production.
Petrol and diesel are available, and there is a police station, clinic and a well-stocked store.
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