| | |troops in reign of Said Pasha. | | | | ¾ | 15⅝ |Cattle zeriba of Kwach, part of | | |Gi-el. Lake filled with weeds and | | |ambach. | | | _Birket Rau_ | 1 | 16⅝ |Another cattle zeriba of Kwach, | | |and just up stream a large open | | |lake or swamp, filled up with | | |weeds, &c. Quantities of wildfowl | | |and snipe; also lion, giraffe and | | |antelope, all of which were seen. | | | | | |From here a track runs inland to | | |the Dinka villages, and a track | | |exists up the khor, the ultimate | | |destination of which it is | | |impossible to judge from native | | |reports. Track inland very bad, | | |cracked cotton soil, and long, | | |rank, unburnt grass, which, bent | | |down by the strong north wind, | | |presents all its spikes at the | | |face of anyone marching | | |northwards. | | | Awitong | 6 | 22⅝ |Built on a mound which is | | |surrounded by water in flood | | |years. Country wooded, small | | |trees. | | | | 3 | 25⅝ |Very fine dura cultivation | | |extending for miles. Large white | | |dura; one “head” which was counted | | |contained 2,600 grains. | | | Dry lake | ¾ | 26⅜ |Extends some miles and track winds | | |along it. Many fruit-bearing sidr | | |trees in bed of it. | | | _Water hole_ | 1 | 27⅜ |Situated in thick forest; Dinkas