The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan: a compendium prepared by officers of the Sudan government, Vol. 2 (of 2)Sudan. Wizarat al-Naql wa-al-Muwasalat
History
The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan: a compendium prepared by officers of the Sudan government, Vol. 2 (of 2)
Sudan. Wizarat al-Naql wa-al-Muwasalat
Sudan -- Description and travel; Sudan -- History
| | |south bend, Rufaa being about 3
| | |miles north-east from here on R.B.
| | |There is a telegraph office at
| | |Rufaa.
| | |
| | |In the bend opposite Rufaa are
| | |several villages, chief being El
| | |Amara, which is the Head Quarters
| | |of the Mamur of Mesellemia
| | |District.
| | |
_Wad El Fadui_| 5 | 87½ |Road leaves El Amara to the left
| | |and strikes the river again near
| | |Wad El Fadui.
| | |
_El Akura_ | 4 | 911 |Conspicuous palms near river’s
| | |edge. Rain cultivation all along
| | |road and inland.
| | |
_Grigrib_ | 3 | 94½ |Small Halawin village. Old
| | |Mesellemia now mostly in ruins,
| | |lies about 4 miles south-west
| | |inland from here.
| | |
_Fadasi_ | 1¾ | 96¼ |Large village. Inhabitants chiefly
| | |Rekabia Halimab. Omda is Sheikh El
| | |Nazir Yusef. Rest house. From here
| | |track passes through dura
| | |cultivation whole way to Wad
| | |Medani.
| | |
_Fadasi El | 1¾ | 98 |Palms and good deal of bush along
Amara_ | | |river bank.
| | |
_Wad | 10 | 108 |Head Quarters of Sennar Province
Medani_[20] | | |and 1 battalion of infantry.
| | |Second largest town in the Sudan.
| | |
_Habiballa_ | 3 | 111 |Village on Blue Nile on left of
| | |road. Much cultivation hereabouts.
| | |
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