The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan: a compendium prepared by officers of the Sudan government, Vol. 2 (of 2)Sudan. Wizarat al-Naql wa-al-Muwasalat
History
The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan: a compendium prepared by officers of the Sudan government, Vol. 2 (of 2)
Sudan. Wizarat al-Naql wa-al-Muwasalat
Sudan -- Description and travel; Sudan -- History
Wad Nimol | 3½ | 231 |
Island | | |
| | |
Um Romad | 3½ | 234½ |End of district of this name which
| | |begins where Sherif ends.
| | |
_Maghaba_ | 1½ | 236 |District only; no inhabitants. N.
| | |end of Bulli Island begins and
| | |track along khor which forms it,
| | |water only in places in khor.
| | |
Awad El | 2½ | 238½ |Khor and small hill of this name.
Kerim | | |Road alternately good and bad from
| | |kittr bush.
| | |
Debba Goda | 3½ | 242 |J. Abu Garud and Jebelein last
| | |visible from here; Sheikhs Tomb on
| | |bare hill 50 feet high.
| | |
Debba El | 2¼ | 244¼ |Small khor; ground slightly
Ghoda | | |undulating and rising inland.
| | |
Ganus | 8½ | 252¾ |Bare, open high “debba” 50 feet
| | |above track, no inhabitants, only
| | |a name.
| | |
| | |No huts or signs of permanent
| | |habitations; a few Baggara
_Karshawal_| 9¼ | 262 |“rakubas.” End of Bulli Island.
| | |
_Old camp_ | 3½ | 265½ |Old entrenched camp about 80 yards
| | |by 30 yards on rising ground 200
| | |yards from river on right hand
| | |side of track, good meshra.
| | |
| | |Going bad on account of kittr.
| | |This is last water before reaching
Karshawal | 2 | 267½ |Agang as river makes a bend
Island | | |westwards.
| | |
_Agang_ | 13 | 280½ |Dinka villages of Nyitau and
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