| | |road between Bir Shadli | | |and Bir Masur. Said to | | |yield constant supply. | | |Water about 8 metres | | |down, good and clear in | | |1906. | | | Bir Khashab |24 16 0|34 23 0 |Well in Wadi Khashab. Not | | |to be depended on. Dry | | |in spring of 1906, but | | |yielding a small supply | | |of mediocre character in | | |the autumn of the same | | |year. | | | Bir Shadli |24 12 3|34 37 55 |Spring or well near tomb | | |of Sheikh. Perennial | | |supply of variable | | |quality and quantity. | | |Favourite meeting place | | |of Ababda Arabs. | | | Bir Abu Hamamid |24 12 0|34 29 0 |Well sunk about 7 metres | | |in floor of Wadi Abu | | |Hamamid. Yielding large | | |supplies of rather salty | | |and muddy water in 1906. | | | Amar Spring |24 10 0|35 9 0 |Spring of good water in | | |diorite hills south-east | | |of Gebel Hamata. | | | Well in Wadi Abu |24 7 0|34 26 0 |Wells sunk in wadi floor. Hamamid | | |Dry in 1906. | | | Bir Helie |24 5 0|34 32 0 |Well in Wadi Helie. | | |Excellent water in spring | | |of 1906, but rather | | |salty later on in the | | |year. Quality evidently | | |varies considerably with | | |interval since rainfall. | | | Megal Um Gunud |23 58 50|35 10 50 |A smaller rock basin in | | |Gebel Um Gunud, off Wadi | | |Lahami, near to Galt Um | | |Gunud.