Outjo

Outjo is a city of 6,000 population inside the Kunene Region of Namibia. It is the district capital of Outjo Constituency. It is fine known as a prime gateway to Etosha National Park. The city became founded through Germans under the command of Colonel Theodor von Leutwein in 1897 as a small military base to be able to discover the northern area of German South West Africa. The nearby ancient museum information the marketing campaign of Major Viktor Franke in Ovamboland.

The "Naulila monument" commemorates the small day trip at the Portuguese fort of Naulila in Angola via Major Viktor Franke in October 1914 following the massacre of a German delegation which were sent to negotiate a treaty of non-aggression. Situated on the C38 90 kilometres southwest of Anderson Gate, Outjo is the gateway to the Etosha National Park. Damaraland is likewise reached via touring through Outjo at the C39 to Khorixas, and the C40 towards Kamanjab leads to the Kaokoveld.