| | |_Water available_, banks of khor | | |thickly wooded with thorn bush; a | | |few good trees. | | | | 7 | 28 |Small ferik, or cattle village, in | | |dry season. These feriks are all | | |same type, dome-shaped grass | | |tukls, with open spaces with pegs | | |for picketing cattle, &c. Some | | |have zeribas. | | | _Gekrek_ | 3 | 31 |Name of locality; good camping | | |ground on left of khor, which is | | |easily crossed in dry season; 2 | | |feet of water covered with matted | | |weeds, water fair; ground | | |gradually becoming more wooded; | | |heglig and gemmeiza. | | | Adodit | 2¼ | 33¼ |Name of locality; khor twists | | |about considerably; track cuts | | |across a corner here, and joins | | |khor again after 2 miles, and | | |continues to | | | Biar | 6½ | 39¾ |Name of locality; country between | | |M’Yolga and Nerol uninhabited, | | |being a “no man’s land” between | | |Dinkas and Nuers; men of one tribe | | |crossing to territory of other | | |tribe do not return as a rule. | | | | 4 | 43¾ |Small khor, merely draining few | | |miles of lowlying land in rains. | | | _Fan Yanglwel_| 2¼ | 46 |Name of locality; thickly wooded, | | |with high knolls, good camping | | |ground, water muddy. From here run | | |two tracks; one to Nerol, along | | |the khor; a second across country | | |to Riul. Latter track crosses khor