| | | Abu Shoka | 3 | 262 | | | | Dakhla Shellal| 7 | 269 |L. | | | Rammash | 8 | 277 |L. | | | Mena Yusef | 6 | 283 |R. | | | Wad El Ghazali| 2 | 285 |L. | | | _Senga_ | 2 | 287 |L. Headquarters of a District and | | |Detachment of Regular Troops here. | | |Rest house. | | | Mena | 1 | 288 |R. People: Fungs and Hawazma; the | | |sheikh Adlan is the descendant of | | |the Fung sultans of Sennar. From | | |here a direct road goes to Lueisa | | |on the R. Dinder, distance about | | |16 miles. | | | El Gazair | 6½ | 294½ |R. | | | Brodras | 7½ | 302 |R. | | | _Karkoj_ | 5 | 307 |R. Rest house. A large straggling | | |village, surrounded by bush and | | |tall grass. It is close to the | | |river, the banks of which are | | |steep. Inhabitants very poor and | | |of various tribes:—Kongeri, | | |Ashraf, Moghrabi, Kamatir, Jaalin | | |and Agalin. Village on high | | |ground, with small khors at | | |intervals running into the river. | | |Soil, limestone mixed with sand | | |and alluvium—subsoil 9 to 10 feet | | |from surface. Three small springs | | |of clear water appear at south end | | |of village, and reach the surface