_Kreimet_ | 5½ | 98¼ |wells are 4 miles further on. | | |Another large Arakin village on _Wells_ | 4 | 102¼ |left of road with a well, as also | | |have two other villages close on El Tageia | 1¼ | 103½ |right of road. | | | _Managil_ | 3½ | 107 |The plural of El Mangala, the name | | |given to the village in which the | | |suk is situated. There are some | | |half dozen to a dozen villages | | |close together. There are three | | |wells and water never fails, | | |notwithstanding they are 150 feet | | |deep. Here there are inspector’s | | |houses, a Mamur, Zaptia, &c. There | | |is a large mixed population, some | | |of whom were seen playing a game | | |called “tiwa” very like rounders. | | |The plain of Managil is absolutely | | |flat, without a single bush in | | |sight, the whole in favourable | | |seasons being given up to | | |cultivation. Market days are | | |Sunday and Wednesday. Leaving | | |Managil by the route taken Otgi | | |(Hameg), Dar Nail (Hameg), Wad El | | |Shagl (Faradiin) are passed a mile | | |or more on the right hand, whilst | | |Takala and Um Dugl are passed on | | |the left, before reaching Um Talha | | |a Faradiin village. All these | | |villages have wells, as have all | | |villages of any pretensions about _Um Talha_ | 9½ | 116½ |here. | | | _Sheleikha_ | 2½ | 119 |A Shaigia village passed on left, | | |and Wad Doka on the right, before _El Amara_ | 3½ | 122½ |reaching El Amara (Hameg), and ¾ | | |mile further on Wad Gangar _Wad Gangari_ | ¾ | 123¼ |(Shaigia), Rabaha is 1¾ miles | | |further on, and a ¼ mile before