| | |shade obtainable. S. of this, | | |thorny scrub has sprung up on | | |fallow land. A track leading S.W. | | |to Bagadi, Kenana, Digoisab and | | |Hellet El Baragna. Track leads on | | |about S.E. | | | _Keteir_ | 6 | 27½ |Small village marked by a large | | |tree. One well about 150 feet | | |deep, runs dry directly after | | |watering about 200 people, 300 | | |sheep and 20 donkeys. | | | _Karatib_ | 4 | 31½ |Large village, good well, (Jaalin and | | |excellent black cotton soil Kenana) | | |extending for 3 miles in all | | |directions. Only patches have been | | |cultivated for dura. | | | | 2 | 33½ |Thick bush and high grass. View | | |limited to 300 yards. | | | _Basabir_ | 1 | 34½ |New well being sunk. Cotton and (Jaalin) | | |dura crops. | | | _Fahal_ | 1 | 35½ |About 50 huts to W. Copious supply (Kenana) | | |of water from well. A small khor | | |S.E. of it holds water till | | |December. Wood extends to S. | | | Fahal Suk | 1 | 36½ |Consists of rows of straw shanties | | |situated in a wood. It is chiefly | | |used by Kenana. | | | _El Giseirab_ | 2 | 38½ |One good well in a clearing in | | |wood. Easily defended; good | | |bivouac ground. | | | _Tulbakh_ | 4 | 42½ |Last mile of approach is open and | | |partly cultivated. Long straggling | | |village. Dry pond and cemetery N.