| | |of it. To S.W. the market, and a | | |well and pond which dried up about | | |10th February. Mohammed El Nur of | | |Kenana is Sheikh of village. | | |Several hundred sheep, many | | |donkeys, one horse, fowls and | | |pigeons, but no camels. The best | | |marked track leads S. from the | | |Suk, and, bending S.E., passes | | |zeribaed dura fields to El Doma, | | |where there is a village and a _El Doma_ | 8 | 50½ |well. It continues, through shady | | |acacia and fields to Meshra El _Meshra El | 4 | 54½ |Dai, whence the Blue Nile can be Dai_ | | |reached. | | | _Meshra El | 2 | 56½ |Good halting place on bank. Bejirat_ | | | | | | _Sennar_ | 9 | 65½ |Banks wooded. --------------+-------------+------+---------------------------------- 35.—KEILI TO SENGA, _viâ_ GULE. COMPILED FROM A REPORT FURNISHED BY LIEUT.-COL. GORRINGE, MARCH, 1903.