| | |rising; intersected by small khors | | |running from hills to the east. | | | Khor Omli | 12 | 144 |No defined banks; its course | | |marked by the trees. | | | _Khor | 4 | 148 |Also called Khor Kubri. One well Yaskalab_ | | |here 45 feet deep, 3 feet | | |diameter; water good, but supply | | |uncertain; it is generally dry at | | |this time of the year. | | | Khor Hedaweb | 5 | 153 |Similar to Khor Gambeleib. One and | | |half miles down the khor is Bir _Bir Hadaueb_ | 1 | 154 |Hedaweb. One well 9 feet deep, 3 | | |feet 6 inches diameter; water good | | |and plentiful; there is said to be | | |a better well 1 to 2 miles further | | |down the khor. | | | | | |On the south side of the khor, | | |close to the well, are the remains | | |of the old telegraph line | | |maintenance post. | | | | | |Returning up the khor ½ mile, a | | |branch khor coming in from the N. | | |is followed up past a large | | |graveyard. At the 156th mile this | | |khor is left, and the neck between | | |two rocky hills is crossed. Going | | |very bad; rough and stony. | | | Khor Belag | 6½ | 160½ |Two hundred yards broad, 2 feet | | |banks. Excellent grazing for | | |camels in this khor. For 7 miles | | |its downward course is followed. | | |Arabs say that it flows into Khor | | |Windi, but at 167½ miles the khor | | |appears dammed up with sand dunes | | |8 to 10 feet high, and its level