Dalkeith
There are three short loop roads south of Mata Mata and KTC - Dalkeith waterhole, Fourteenth Borehole (Veertiende), and Thirteenth Borehole (Dertiende), with Dalkeith being the first loop you approach.

Nearest Camps: North of Dalkeith -
KTC (16 kms)
Mata Mata (24 kms)
South of Dalkeith -
Urikaruus (24 kms)
A number of the waterholes in the KTP have Scottish names, and Dalkeith is one of them. The Government hired the Scotsman Rodger Jackson in 1914 to survey and beacon off farms in an area of the Northern Cape Province that was years later proclaimed the Kalahari Gemsbok National Park, and later renamed Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park. It was during his employment, and probably while he was feeling homesick, that he gave Scottish names to these places. (Dalkeith is a small town eight miles south-east of Edinburgh, in Midlothian, Scotland, on the River Esk.)