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The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan: a compendium prepared by officers of the Sudan government, Vol. 2 (of 2)Sudan. Wizarat al-Naql wa-al-Muwasalat

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The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan: a compendium prepared by officers of the Sudan government, Vol. 2 (of 2)

Name: The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan: a compendium prepared by officers of the Sudan government, Vol. 2 (of 2)
Author: Sudan. Wizarat al-Naql wa-al-Muwasalat

Sudan. Wizarat al-Naql wa-al-Muwasalat

Sudan -- Description and travel; Sudan -- History

|             |      |                                  
                |             |      | „   10½. Ang-ak,     „                  
                |             |      |                                  
                |             |      | „   12.  Fobodiet,   „                 
                |             |      |                                  
                |             |      | „   14.  Temohuk,    „                  
                |             |      |                                  
                |             |      | „   16.     „                           
                |             |      |                                  
                |             |      |eventually running to the Sobat   
                |             |      |River, which it joins near the    
                |             |      |Dinka district of Gnok.           
                |             |      |                                  
                |      1¼     | 170⅛ |Cattle zeriba of Fakwé.           
                |             |      |                                  
  Diem Ajak     |      ¾      | 170⅞ |Debba 600 yards right. Bush       
                |             |      |commences 200 yards further on.   
                |             |      |Khor Awilwil runs into the Nile   
                |             |      |somewhere here by native report.  
                |             |      |                                  
                |      1¾     | 172⅝ |Cattle zeriba of Fadweia. Track is
                |             |      |good and winds along the khor,    
                |             |      |which runs from near where Awilwil
                |             |      |joined the Nile to the south.     
                |             |      |                                  
  Wuntao        |      2¼     | 174⅞ |Cattle zeriba of Dunjol. Name of  
                |             |      |the locality as well as the       
                |             |      |village to which the people       
                |             |      |belong. The Shilluk Mek’s village 
                |             |      |is due west.                      
                |             |      |                                  
  Meshra Merial |      2¾     | 177⅝ |Said to be practicable all the    
                |             |      |year round as a means of          
                |             |      |communication between Dinka and   
                |             |      |Shilluk banks. Shilluk village    
                |             |      |Kwom opposite. Great numbers of   
                |             |      |partridges all along here,        
                |             |      |affording excellent sport walking 
                |             |      |them up.                          
                |             |      |

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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

|             |      |                                  
                |             |      | „   10½. Ang-ak,     „                  
                |             |      |                                  
                |             |      | „   12.  Fobodiet,   „                 
                |             |      |                                  
                |             |      | „   14.  Temohuk,    „                  
                |             |      |                                  
                |             |      | „   16.     „                           
                |             |      |                                  
                |             |      |eventually running to the Sobat   
                |             |      |River, which it joins near the    
                |             |      |Dinka district of Gnok.           
                |             |      |                                  
                |      1¼     | 170⅛ |Cattle zeriba of Fakwé.           
                |             |      |                                  
  Diem Ajak     |      ¾      | 170⅞ |Debba 600 yards right. Bush       
                |             |      |commences 200 yards further on.   
                |             |      |Khor Awilwil runs into the Nile   
                |             |      |somewhere here by native report.  
                |             |      |                                  
                |      1¾     | 172⅝ |Cattle zeriba of Fadweia. Track is
                |             |      |good and winds along the khor,    
                |             |      |which runs from near where Awilwil
                |             |      |joined the Nile to the south.     
                |             |      |                                  
  Wuntao        |      2¼     | 174⅞ |Cattle zeriba of Dunjol. Name of  
                |             |      |the locality as well as the       
                |             |      |village to which the people       
                |             |      |belong. The Shilluk Mek’s village 
                |             |      |is due west.                      
                |             |      |                                  
  Meshra Merial |      2¾     | 177⅝ |Said to be practicable all the    
                |             |      |year round as a means of          
                |             |      |communication between Dinka and   
                |             |      |Shilluk banks. Shilluk village    
                |             |      |Kwom opposite. Great numbers of   
                |             |      |partridges all along here,        
                |             |      |affording excellent sport walking 
                |             |      |them up.                          
                |             |      |

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan: a compendium prepared by officers of the Sudan government, Vol. 2 (of 2)

The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan: a compendium prepared by officers of the Sudan government, Vol. 2 (of 2)

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