From Gebel Cussa to Gebel en Narr 3 From Gebel en Narr to Gondar 12 _A Route which seems to be uncertain, and of which the bearings are not accurately given._ From the Goze or sands of the Atbara, abovementioned, to El-Edd belonging to the Bijjé 3 From El-Edd to Swakem N.E. 12 This road is filled with Arabs. From Swakem to Gebel-el-Hellé W. 3 From Gebel-el-Hellé to Gebel-el-Sillah } { 2 } { From Gebel-el-Sillah to Gebel-el-beit } S.W. { 2 } { From Gebel-el-Beit to Birbîr } { 6 All this road from Swakem to Birbîr is represented as rocky.—Birbir is situated in a clayey soil. From Birbîr to Wullad-el-Megedûb } { 2 } { From Wullad-el-Megedûb to Bisharié } S. { 2 } { From Bisharié to Shûkûrié } { 3 Bisharié are a foreign race, but Shûkûrié speak Arabic as their native language. _Arabs_—From Shûkûrié to Hellalié 4 From Hellalié to Bahr-el-asrek 1 From Bahr-el-asrek to Em-ushar 1 From Em-ushar to Wullad-el-fûrûk 1 From Wullad-el-fûrûk to Hummûr 2 _Clayey soil._ _Mohammedans_—From Hûmmûr to Senût-abûd 2 _From Ibeit to Emdurmân and Halfeia, and return to Ibeit by another road._ From Ibeit to Bahra E. 1½ From Bahra to Emganatû N.E. 2 From Emganatû to Shegeik N.E. 1 From Shegeik to Gimmoyé N. 2 From Gimmoyé to Emdurmân N. 2 All this country is inhabited by Mohammedans, who speak Arabic alone.—Gimmoyé and Emdurmân are both on the W. bank of the Bahr-el-abiad, and the latter is at the place of union between that river and the Abawi.—Returning W. From Emdurmân to Harraza, a mountain of difficult passage S.W. 3 _Road desert and destitute of water._ The inhabitants of Harraza are idolaters, of mixed complexion, but most of them of a reddish hue.—They breed some horses, which they mount.