| | |From Elwat the track runs | | |alternately through open ground | | |and patches of bush and red talh | | |to Anak. | | | Anak | 5½ | 34½ |Village of Gi-el district. Three | | |small villages. The local Sheikh | | |Ayik Wad Dok. Track now runs | | |through bush and thick forest for | | |many miles. Lower track deserted | | |by Dinkas, who follow the line | | |now, as being shorter. | | | Mabiu | 3½ | 38 |High debba on right on edge of | | |khor. Track along the khor is | | |close to line here; now get into | | |the land of big trees. | | | Dungbiagadet | 1½ | 39½ |Debba on right. | | | Allal | 2½ | 42 |Debba. Beginning of Allal | | |district, which exists in name | | |only. Arab name Tereiba. Many | | |thick dom palms. | | | | 1¼ | 43¼ |Debba Allal. | | | Ragal | 1¼ | 44½ |Beginning of district of Ragal. No | | |people. | | | Debba Ragal | 1¼ | 45¾ |Debba Ragal, about 200 yards from | | |khor. Little game seen here, | | |though plenty of fresh tracks of | | |elephant, buffalo, &c. | | | Kefali | ¼ | 46 |Debba. Many dom palms. This was | | |site of old Dinka village. Open | | |park land, which soon changes to | | |very thick forest; open again | | |after 1 mile. | | |