Kachikally's family stewardship and Bakau's own quarter name

A tertiary overview citing published Gambia guidebooks and heritage writing identifies the Kachikally pool as privately run, associates it with a family named in that source as long-established Bakau landholders, and notes that Kachikally is also the name of Bakau's central district. This is a tertiary characterisation of ownership and place naming, not a verified land title or genealogical record, and no lineage or ethnicity claim is drawn from the family name here. ^{[wikipedia-kachikally-pool]}

The same source estimates roughly eighty crocodiles at the pool and notes it is popularly described as home to Nile crocodiles, although specialists identify the animals as West African crocodiles, a species only formally distinguished from the Nile crocodile in recent decades. An archive entry should keep the informal name in circulation while flagging the scientific correction. ^{[wikipedia-kachikally-pool]}