The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan: a compendium prepared by officers of the Sudan government, Vol. 2 (of 2)Sudan. Wizarat al-Naql wa-al-Muwasalat
History
The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan: a compendium prepared by officers of the Sudan government, Vol. 2 (of 2)
Sudan. Wizarat al-Naql wa-al-Muwasalat
Sudan -- Description and travel; Sudan -- History
| | | | |through thin low laot bush,
| | | | |but some cultivation is
| | | | |passed. Some villages lie
| | | | |on right, but are not
| | | | |conspicuous. Passes village
| | | | |of Um Hageir.
| | | | |
_Um | 2¾ | 9¾ | 8 | 29 |Thin straggling village;
Shinshin, | | | | |well, on road; last water
or Um | | | | |on road. On through low
Shinashin_| | | | |laot and grass, with very
| | | | |little cultivation, passing
| | | | |the small village of El
| | | | |Gura; no well; last village
| | | | |on road.
| | | | |
Um Ganatir| — | — | 5 | 34 |Tank, a boundary point of
| | | | |Rufaa District, used to be
| | | | |a man’s depth, but now
| | | | |nearly filled up.
| | | | |
Mufad Wad | — | — | 7 | 41 |Tank.
Dereid | | | | |
| | | | |
| 4½ | 14¼ | 1 | 42 |Road crosses a belt of laot
| | | | |giving good firewood; no
| | | | |more for two hours, though
| | | | |there are belts of kittr a
| | | | |mile or two on each side.
| | | | |Geili just visible 29½°
| | | | |(true). Jebel Lebaitor just
| | | | |visible in early morning to
| | | | |S. On over grassy plain,
| | | | |apparently rising.
| | | | |Direction of road some
| | | | |degrees E. of Geili.
| | | | |
Wadi Mofad| 2¼ | 16½ | 6½ | 48½ |Marked by a belt of thin
| | | | |kittr some 250 yards wide.
| | | | |Must be boggy after rain.
| | | | |Two tanks on each side of
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