Kop, possibly because veterans of the Boer war once lived on Manor road. A cemetery on the coast outside Hartlepool is named Spioen Kop and is dated 1856 A row of cottages in Belfield Rochdale are named Spioen Cop and dated 1900 Spioen Kop is the name of a small street in the town of Ashton-in-Makerfield (Wigan District, Greater Manchester, UK) 2 cottages in Watledge, Gloucestershire, are named Spioen Kop and dated 1901. The 13th hole of the Launceston Golf Club, Tasmania, Australia is called Spioen Kop. There is a hill in Paracombe, South Australia named Spioenkop, approximately 400 metres high A locality forming part of the town of Kurri Kurri NSW in Australia has the name Spioen Kop A junction in the West Melbourne railyards is called Spion Kop. The South African Navy Valour-class frigate SAS Spioenkop (F147) is named after the battle. The 5th hole at Craigie Hill Golf Club in Perth, Scotland is called Spioen Kop. A steep rocky outcrop on the north beach of Arklow, Ireland, is known as Spioen Kop. It acquired this name as the land was part of the Kynoch's armaments and explosives factory, who supplied munitions for the Boer War. It inspired the poem "Spioen Kop" by poet Toddy Kennedy. The 16th hole at Edzell golf course, the 5th hole at Strathtay golf course and the 2nd hole at Traigh golf course, all in Scotland, are each named Spioen Kop. A mountain top east of Narvik, Norway, was named Spioenkopen after news of the battle reached the navvies constructing the nearby Ofoten railway line. In Whitby, a rocky outcrop created by the cutting of Kyber Pass is called Spioen Kop. There is a named area in Judith Basin, Montana called Spioen Kop. A post office was established there in 1906. A residential street in Selkirk, Scottish Borders is called Spioen Kop. A hill in Queenstown, Tasmania is called Spioen Kop(f). The 4th hole at East Geelong Golf Club in Victoria, Australia is called Spioen Kopf. A hill that housed a fire control position as part of the York Redoubt fortifications outside of Halifax, Nova Scotia was called Spioen Kop due to how much it resembled the hilltop. A mountain to the North of Kelowna, British Columbia is called Spioen Kop (Sometimes Spioen Kopje). It is often described as a rocky outcropping that overlooks the central Okanagan Valley in the 2007 Doctor Who