| | | | | |Ground still falls gently, and a | | |mile on a small khor is crossed; | | |then ground ascends through small | | |scattered soffar trees. At the | | |143rd mile the houses of Gedaref | | |are visible. Track passes several | | |hamlets on either side, and | | |through much cultivation and high | | |aada grass, along S. side of J. | | |Tiwawa. | | | Gedaref | 6 | 146 |On top of a long gentle slope. --------------+-------------+------+---------------------------------- 22.—GEDAREF _viâ_ HAWATA TO ABU HARAZ. BY MAJOR BULKELEY-JOHNSON, NOVEMBER, 1901. --------------+--------------------+---------------------------------- | Miles. | Place. +-------------+------+ Description. |Intermediate.|Total.| --------------+-------------+------+---------------------------------- Gedaref | — | — |Road leaves Gedaref from behind | | |the old barracks, and takes a S.W. | | |direction for 6 miles. Scattered | | |cultivation of every kind. A flat | | |basin like that N. of Gedaref. | | | J. Wad Sennat | 4½ | 4½ |Small hill 100 feet high and 500 | | |yards long, running N.W. and S.E., | | |with small hella S. slope. | | | _Abu Nagar_ | 1½ | 6 |Tukl village. ½ mile right of | | |road; one of Abu Nagar group of | | |five villages. | | | | ½ | 6½ |Ditto on left of road. | | | | ½ | 7 |Well 30 feet deep; water always, | | |but only 6 feet deep; watered 80 | | |horses in 30 minutes. | | |