Kodok) | | |opposite Kodok. | | | Amaal | 1¼ | 162⅞ | | | | Fiuweia | 1⅛ | 164¼ | | | | Ateptiap | 3⅜ | 167⅜ | | | | Khor Wol | ⅛ | 167½ |Track crosses this khor which has | | |water in it in pools and | | |excavations for 10 miles up. Can | | |be ascended by small steamers at | | |high Nile. French steamers used to | | |ascend in 1898. | | | | 1⅜ | 168⅞ |Large cattle zeriba of Sheikh | | |Ayung Wad Agwot, head of Dunjol. | | |This spot is almost due south of | | |Kodok. Between the river and this | | |track is a broad swamp and the | | |formidable khor Awilwil. From here | | |a track runs inland through the | | |remaining villages of Dunjol, | | |keeping in touch with Khor Awilwil | | |all the way, passing through or | | |past the following villages and | | |places:— | | | | | |Mile 2¼. Wunfit, debba with few | | | trees. | | | | | | „ 3¼. Faiung, village. | | | | | | „ 4⅜. Wumakoch, village. | | | | | | „ 6¼. Tallen, „ | | | | | | „ 8¼. Fanakwé, „ | | | | | | „ 9¾. Fakok, „