| | |replaced by donkeys and oxen. Too | | |damp for horses; many mosquitos | | |and poisonous flies (_serút_). | | |Much rough cloth woven. | | | | | |Track on R. bank lies through | | |cultivation and occasional thick | | |woods. | | | _Seiru_ | 3 | 310 |L. Rest house. | | | Zumorka | 6 | 316 |R. | | | Lanni | 1 | 317 |L. | | | _Abu Tiga_ | 10½ | 327½ |R. On main track from Karkoj to | | |Roseires. Rest house. | | | Barankwa | ½ | 328 |L. Swarms of birds in autumn. | | |Water channel 700 yards. | | | _Abu Naama_ | 1½ | 329½ |L. Rather less vegetation; soil | | |contains much iron peroxide. | | |Reported immune from fever. Rest | | |house. | | | Rumeila | 3 | 332½ |L. | | | Tangaru | 1½ | 334 |L. El Lakandi R. | | | _Regeiba_ | 6 | 340 |L. Rest house. | | | _Bunzoga_ | 8½ | 348½ |R. Boat building yard (?). Two | | |miles before this the Khor El | | |Malwai comes on L., and a track | | |goes from there to J. Gule. Rest | | |house. | | | H. Sherif | 24 | 372½ |R. Well-known point on river. Ahmed | | |Cultivation considerable. | | |