| | | Patiyam | 1½ | 34 | | | | Gehinyar | 3 | 37 |The first Nyuak village, on the | | |river bank. | | | Reitsum | 2¾ | 39¾ |Thence following the river through | | |dry marsh, strike across bend Malwal (3rd | 3¼ | 43 |through Fedwil. camp) | | | | | | Fedwil | 1¼ | 44¼ |Sheikh Gwat’s. | | | Bwoilbang | ¾ | 45 |To Bwoilbang. | | | Wegin | 2 | 47 |At Wegin reach river again | | |opposite marshy island and keep | | |along bank. | | | Shwai | 2 | 49 |Leave river again at Shwai, and | | |thence to Fatiwanyang, the Fatiwanyang | 3¾ | 52¾ |residence of Sheik Aiwel, who is | | |very friendly to the Government. | | |There are a number of elephant | | |near his village. Leave the river | | |and skirt a swampy district. Some | | |cattle. | | | Yakwoik | 5½ | 58¼ |Yakwoik is a few miles up stream | | |of Major Austin’s base camp, which 4th camp | 1¼ | 59½ |however was not seen. From here | | |strike across a big bend; no water | | |obtainable till river is reached | | |again, after a march of 12 miles. Wangnait (5th | 17 | 76½ | All trees cease near Wangnait, camp), Sheikh | | |which is the 1st Dinka village, Bang | | |and is one of a large group of | | |villages. | | | Gobtoing | 3 | 79½ |Thence cutting across a series of | | |small bends to Gobtoing; thence to