| | |elephants could make a path. | | |Looking from the top of an high | | |ant-heap, the country is seen to | | |be more wooded inland. | | | Khor Benatat | 7 | 58¼ |Is said to join Khor Adar about 7 | | |miles up. Dinkas also state that | | |two other khors joins Khor Adar | | |ahead, one from S. Khor Aturuk, | | |and one from N. Khor Fao-eng. | | | | | |From here to the Nuer country is | | |variously described as being from | | |2 to 5 days. --------------+-------------+------+---------------------------------- 46.—J. JEROK, _viâ_ J. ERI, KILWEGA, TO WAD DELUKA (ABOUT 52 MILES S.E. OF MELUT). BY MAJOR G. DE H. SMITH, MAY 1904. N.B.—This is not a route that is much used, but it was opened up by cutting the bush, etc., in May, 1904, with a view to its possibly being suitable as a trade route from Beni Shangul to the White Nile at Melut. The going is nearly all over bad cotton soil and the water supply is at present very uncertain. It would no doubt be difficult during the rainy season.