| | | _Khor Abu | 1 | 6½ |A well defined channel 20 yards Zagoli_ | | |wide, banks 10 feet high, and | | |steep. Halting place for water 200 | | |yards S. of the khor. Water from | | |the Nile about 1 mile. Cultivation | | |at the mouth of the khor. Shelter | | |tukls at halting place. | | | _El Kharaba_ | 3 | 9½ |Three ways lead to the village | | |which lies E. of the road not | | |visited. Recognised camping | | |ground, much overgrown with trees | | |and little clear space. No tukls, | | |¼ mile to water. From here to | | |about the 15th mile the river is | | |inaccessible, country flat, road | | |good. At 15 miles it approaches | | |the river on a high bluff, and | | |Dakhila can be seen. Thence road | | |descends and would in the wet | | |season be very swampy. Thick | | |jungle. | | | _Dakhila_ | 8½ | 18 |Small village of about 30 tukls. | | |Lies very low and has all the | | |appearance of being feverish. | | | | | |Water supply in the dry season | | |from a muddy pool in a dried up | | |channel, bad. | | | | | |From Dakhila the road runs W. | | |following the river, passing the | | |spurs of J. Maba at about the 22nd | | |mile, road hilly and stony. After | | |passing Maba, country is more | | |open. | | | Khor Abu Ge | 7 | 25 |Stony 100 yards wide, banks steep. | | |