| | | Gi-ka-kiu | 11¾ | 89⅛ |This is the chief village of Rom, | | |and this is the name generally | | |used, though the people speak of | | |the grazing grounds near the river | | |as Rom, probably denoting that it | | |is the grazing of the Rom people. | | |Sheikh Jok Wad Ageir. | | | Debba Fajak | 4 | 93⅛ |Site of old village. | | | Kolerang | 1¼ | 94⅝ |Small village, part of Rom. | | | Bafing | 1 | 95⅝ |Small village, part of Rom. Trees | | |on horizon. Cross khor here. | | | | 2¾ | 98⅜ |Cattle zeriba left, belongs to | | |Fiti (_see_ later). | | | Gio | 1¼ | 100⅝ |Large village of Gio, of district | | |of Ageir, also called Faloich | | |(name of the spot). Village of the | | |Head Sheikh of Ageir, Akol Wad | | |Shol. Good wells here that suffice | | |for the needs of all the | | |inhabitants all the year round, | | |but not for all their cattle. From | | |Gio the track runs W. to Demtemma | | |along a well-defined ridge for | | |several miles; villages cluster | | |thickly along this ridge. Khor | | |Kayaluk runs on left of track. | | | | 1½ | 102⅛ |One of the villages of Beia can be | | |seen from here left. Trees 2 miles | | |off right. Thick bush 1 mile left | | |on other side of khor. | | | Debba Mioriak | 2 | 104⅛ |Debba Mioriak on left. | | | Ai-yowel | ¾ | 104⅞ |Village of Ageir on right with one