| | |25 yards broad where crossed by | | |the road. Good water obtainable, | | |but getting scarce now. Road | | |beyond somewhat rough and uneven, | | |which is caused by the spurs of J. J. Agaro | 4½ | 20 |Agaro, &c., all of which hills are | | |left on right. Bush, with no | | |traces of water, until Khor Sumba | | |is reached, but J. Agaro is | | |inhabited by Jebelawin. | | | _Khor Sumba_ | 5 | 25 |Crossed three times in the space | | |of about ½ mile. Probably due to | | |an S curve in the river and not | | |three distinct channels. Breadth | | |of each about 35 yards, but | | |extremely shallow. Banks very | | |fertile and a good deal of | | |cultivation, principally dura. | | |Good water obtainable here. | | | Khor Tumat | 1 | 26 |Road just enters khor, where it is | | |joined by Khor Kari, but leaves it | | |again without crossing it. Khor | | |about 60 yards broad here. No | | |water visible, but could probably | | |be obtained by digging, as there | | |is any quantity just below the | | |surface about 5 miles further | | |south. From here to the Khor El | | |Dahab (Adaba), trees are bigger | | |and water evidently more | | |plentiful, with many traces of all | | |sorts of game. | | | _Khor El | 2¾ | 28¾ |Crossed by the road about ½ mile Dahab_ | | |from its junction with the Khor | | |Tumat. Water obtainable at | | |present, but very little and bad. | | |Road crosses east of J. Farbau, | | |passing over some of the low