| | | _El Fereikh_ | 5 | 52 |Thirty tukls; inhabited all the | | |year road; now water from holes | | |dry in March, 1902. | | | _J. Arid_ | 5 | 57 |Four water holes 6 inches deep, | | |nearly empty on arrival; when | | |opened up to 9 inches gave 3 feet | | |muddy water. Nov. 17th watered 80 | | |horses three times; dry in March, | | |1902. | | | J. Gerein | — | — |Water nearly finished; 30 tukls | | |inhabited all year round.[16] | | |Later on get water from Rahad, | | |which is here about 60 yards wide | | |and water 4 feet deep in Nov. | | |Banks steep. | | | _Hawata_ | 18 | 75 |Very good camp. Fairly large | | |village here. | | | | | |Road follows the river, never more | | |than 2 miles from it, cutting off | | |small bends. Single track; good | | |through long grass; bad for guns | | |as wheels or teams are going | | |through the grass. River | | |approachable everywhere, and | | |watering possible at all times of | | |year. | | | | | |Camps exceedingly good under shade | | |of sunt trees 30-40 feet high. | | |Grasses in abundance and good, | | |neghil, abu rokba and abu arid. | | | | | |From Hawata track proceeds along | | |right bank and enters bush. | | | _Wad Keriam_ | 2½ | 77½ |Part of Hawata belonging to Abu