| | | Dagala | 3 | 62 |A small village with no well. | | | | 1½ | 63½ |Road branches: right to Sarhan, | | |left to Wad Abu Kassawi, where Wad Abu | 3 | 66½ |lives the sheikh of the same name; Kassawi | | |his ancestors are buried close by, | | |and have always been of a so- | | |called religious nature and used | | |to be at any rate, if not now, | | |head of a dervish-like Tarika. | | |Village consists of about 100 | | |tukls. Low laot bush around here. | 1¾ | 68¼ |Leaving the village on bearing | | |216° after 1¾ miles road from _Sarhan_ | 3 | 71¼ |Dagala to Sarhan is met and | | |followed; the well of Sarhan being | | |passed close by on the left and | | |the village about 1 mile on the | | |right. Country here quite flat, | | |and covered with naal grass where _El Ogda_ | 5¾ | 77 |not cultivated. El Ogda a large | | |Mugharba village with one well of | | |the usual depth, 120 feet. Water | | |plentiful, 50 camels watered | | |without inconvenience to | | |inhabitants. Leaving the Id, | | |country continues the same flat | | |naal-covered plain with occasional _Wad El Zein_ | 11¾ | 88¾ |laot bushes until nearing Wad El | | |Zein (Omda Ahmed Wad El Zein), | | |where remains of cultivation | | |increase. There is one well 120 | | |feet deep. Natives, Mugharba. No | | |grazing here for camels as | | |elsewhere in this neighbourhood. | | |Cultivation occurs at intervals, | | |becoming more general after | | |passing Sheteita a small Mugharba _Sheteita_ | 4 | 92¾ |village. Kreimet is a large Arakin | | |village, Omda Ahmed Yusef. Its two