These hills are the source of some of the permanent rivers in these areas and contribute to the irrigation of the numerous fields. Most of these fields are cattle grazing pastures with some crops of maize and other grains and nuts. This area has significant overgrazing problems. Several small villages can be identified around these hills. A small circular feature which appears to be a remnant volcano forms a part of the series of hills.
Irrigation is practiced on a larger scale in South Africa than it is in Botswana.
This section of the image , however, located north of Beauty, shows center-pivot irrigated fields on both sides of the Limpopo River. Some of these fields are cultivated as shown by the bright red tones. Others have portions with healthy vegetation while some are bare fields as shown by the green colors. On the South African side, particularly in the northeastern quadrant, larger farm plots are evident. Center pivot irrigation is scattered throughout the region and there is a small concentration in the extreme lower right corner of the image.