_Rabaha_ | 1¾ | 125 |reaching it a small suk is passed. | | |From here on the people are | | |Kawahla. | | | | | |Between Managil and Rabaha the | | |track appears to follow a low | | |ridge overlooking an extensive and | | |fertile plain to the W. growing a | | |large amount of cotton and dura. | | |J. Maturi is plainly visible. | | | | | |After leaving Rabaha track passes | | |through low laot bush which | | |continues as far as Khalet. Two | | |villages, Hellet El Hag and Wad | | |Abdel Rof, are passed about a mile | | |on the right and left of road _en | | |route_, as also is Sheikh Abdel _Khalet_ | 5½ | 130½ |Rof’s tomb. The well at Khalet is | | |the last on the road to Segadi, | | |there are several other Kawahla | | |villages with cultivation and | | |wells close by. Imam Ali is the | | |head Kawahla Sheikh. From Khalet | | |it is possible under favourable | | |conditions to see J. Segadi. Soon | | |after leaving Khalet the first | | |kittr is met, it now becomes the | | |prevailing bush. | | | Wad Mukashfi | 4½ | 135 |Called after the son of the | | |Dervish Emir who captured Sennar, | | |who (son) now lives here and is | | |said to have only lately come out | | |of prison for dervish practices. | | |This is the last village in the | | |Managil District of Blue Nile | | |Province. The Sennar Province is | | |now entered. After passing the | | |Mukashfi cultivation, the road | | |leads across an uninhabited