BY CAPTAIN H. H. WILSON, JANUARY, 1903. --------------+--------------------+---------------------------------- | Miles. | Place. +-------------+------+ Description. |Intermediate.|Total.| --------------+-------------+------+---------------------------------- Mouth of Khor | — | — |Khor at mouth is about 40 yards Adar | | |wide and several feet deep, the | | |depth being, from about 100 yards | | |up-stream, uniformly 4 to 5 feet. | | |Dinkas say there is a current in | | |the rains. | | | | 1¼ | 1¼ |Cattle zeriba of Beia R.; bank; | | |big Debba L. | | | | ¾ | 2 |Cross a small khor that runs in | | |from N. | | | | 3¾ | 5¾ |Cattle zeriba on left bank. Khor | | |bends off to the R., and is joined | 1 | 6¾ |again at 6¾ miles, when track | | |follows it. Cattle zeriba on L. | | |bank ¾ mile away. Country is open | | |grass plain, except close to mouth | | |of khor where it is wooded, and a | | |few patches of scrub here and | | |there along the banks. | | | | 1 | 7¾ |Cattle zeriba Beia on R. bank. | | |Khor bends off and is joined again | 2 | 9¾ |at 9¾ miles, from where it makes a | | |big bend southwards, and is not | | |seen again till Rengachuk is | | |passed. | | | | | |Going so far very bad over much | | |cracked soil and few shade trees. | | | | | |Track now runs over a rank grass | | |plain to the first Dinka village