| | | Khor Alifeyeit| 4 | 264 |Two hundred yards broad, 10 feet | | |banks, sandy bed. Ground now | | |becomes sandy, and trees thicker; | | |samr, araag, heglig, labakh and | | |tundub trees. Gow grass during and | | |after rains; good sheep grazing | | |ground. | | | Khors Sedayat,| 5 | 269 |These four khors are all crossed Ashat, Erim, | | |in 1½ miles; no defined tracks; and Shadat | | |trees and bush in bed and | | |alongside the khors. A few miles | 1½ | 270½ |eastwards these khors open out | | |into the plain. For the next 3½ | | |miles ground is stony. | | | Khor Issi or | 1½ | 272 |Fifty yards broad, 2 feet banks. Issei | | | | | | Khor Sarobai | 2 | 274 |No defined tracks; sandy; trees | | |and bush. | | | Khor Wintri | 4¼ | 278¼ |A point of crossing; this khor has | | |commenced to divide up into | | |branches. | | | | | |Four miles on J. Gumberit is | | |passed 1 mile to the W. Country | | |more open; eastward a clear view | | |down to the sea. | | | Khor Gwob | 10¾ | 289 |One hundred to two hundred broad, | | |shallow, no defined banks. Ground | | |descends gently, and on reaching | | |the ridge, ¾ mile distant, the | | |town of Suakin comes in sight. | | |Trees become fewer and bushes Suakin | 8 | 297 |lower. --------------+-------------+------+---------------------------------- 9.—TOKAR TO KASSALA, _viâ_ KHOR BARAKA.