| | |a narrow gorge at foot | | |of a high granite hill. | | |Plenty of good water in | | |1907-1908. | | | Bir Meneiga, north |22 47 8|35 12 20 |Similar to Bir Meneiga, spring | | |south spring, to which it | | |is very close. Point on | | |administrative boundary | | |between Egypt and the | | |Sudan. | | | Bir Meneiga, south |22 46 55|35 12 15 |Tiny pool in rocky spring | | |floor of Wadi Meneiga, | | |which refills as fast | | |as emptied. Easily | | |accessible to camels. | | |Water excellent. | | | Bir Korbiai |22 46 55|35 10 35 |Two wells of excellent | | |water in the rocky gorge | | |of Wadi Korbiai. Said to | | |yield for three or four | | |years after rain. | | | Bir Muqur |22 42 26|35 18 5 |Trickling spring with | | |pools in serpentine, in | | |Wadi Muqur. Was yielding | | |about five litres per | | |minute in 1908. | | | Bir Sararat Seyet |22 41 10|35 1 59 |Deep well in Wadi Seyet; | | |filled by downwash in | | |1907-1908. | | | Bir Diqdib |22 41 0|35 13 0 |Spring? high up in Wadi | | |Diqdib, south part of | | |Gebel Gerf. | | | Bir Adal Deib |22 40 30|36 4 30 |Salt well, close to sea. | | | Ti Dabei Hamra Dom |22 39 55|35 38 40 |Shallow excavations in | | |alluvium and sand in the | | |hills of Hamra Dom, only | | |yielding supplies for a | | |short time after rainfall. | | |