--------------+--------------------+---------------------------------- | Miles. | Place. +-------------+------+ Description. |Intermediate.|Total.| --------------+-------------+------+---------------------------------- Renk | — | — |Track taken depends on the time of | | |the year. Up to January inland | | |track must be followed owing to | | |water on the lower. | | | Telegraph Hill| 1 | 1 |On sandy hill near river; village | | |of Abd El Salam, a refugee Dinka | | |from Bahr El Ghazal. From here the | | |track follows the telegraph line | | |for some miles. | | | Khor Deleib | ½ | 1½ |Merely a dry ditch in the dry | | |season; another dry branch is | | |passed about 300 yards further on. | | |Country here is open grass land; | | |few small trees. | | | | 2½ | 4 |Thin forest of laot thorn bush and | | |small heglig trees. | | | Gaikwach | 3 | 7 |A village of the Aku district, | | |Sheikh Awat Wad Dual. Another | | |small village 300 yards further | | |on. | | | | 1½ | 8½ |Position of old Dinka village. | | | Kelang | 2½ | 11 |Small village of this name, left. | | | Loingwen | ½ | 11½ |Beginning of village of Loingwen, | | |which comprises five small ones, | | |all under Sheikh Bakhit Niok. From | | |here along the lower road there | | |are no villages before Elwat, and | | |travellers must halt near water. | | |