The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan: a compendium prepared by officers of the Sudan government, Vol. 2 (of 2)
by Sudan. Wizarat al-Naql wa-al-Muwasalat
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- THE ANGLO-EGYPTIAN SUDAN:
- EDITORIAL NOTE TO VOLUME II.
- TABLE OF CONTENTS.
- CHAPTER III.
- 1.—No. 6 STATION (S.G.R.) to DERAHEIB.
- 2.—SUAKIN to BERBER.
- (α) NORTHERLY ROUTE.[2]
- (β)—BERBER to SUAKIN (SOUTHERLY ROUTE).
- 3.—BERBER to KASSALA.
- 4.—SUAKIN to TOKAR.
- 5.—TRINKITAT to TOKAR, viâ TEB.
- 6.—(α) SUAKIN to ERKOWIT, viâ TAMANEB and KHOR ARAB.
- (β) SUAKIN to ERKOWIT, viâ KOLKALAI PASS.
- 7.—(α) ERKOWIT to SINKAT, viâ BARAMIL PLAINS.
- (β) ERKOWIT to SINKAT, viâ KHOR GEBET.
- 8.—KASSALA to SUAKIN, viâ FILIK, MAMAN, and KHOR SITARAB.
- 9.—TOKAR to KASSALA, viâ KHOR BARAKA.
- 10.—KASSALA to MAMAN direct.
- 11.—ADARAMA to BIR OSHI (KHOR LANGEB).
- 12.—EL GETITE (in KHOR ARAF) to ADARAMA, viâ BIR DELAI and TENDERA.
- 13.—UMBREGA (R. SETIT) TO SOFI (R. ATBARA).
- CHAPTER IV.
- 14.—KHARTOUM NORTH to KASSALA, viâ GEILI, RERA EL SADDA, and EL SOFEIYA, DIMIAT, ASUBRI.
- 15.—GOZ REGEB to SHENDI viâ ABU DELEIG.
- 16.—EL DAMER to FASHER (ATBARA).
- 17.—KHARTOUM NORTH to ABU DELEIG.
- 18.—RUFAA to GEILI.
- 19.—GEDAREF to KASSALA.
- 20.—GEDAREF to GALLABAT.
- 21.—ABU HARAZ to GEDAREF.[14]
- 22.—GEDAREF viâ HAWATA to ABU HARAZ.
- 23.—SOFI viâ ABU GULUD to SERAF SAID.
- 24.—FAMAKA to ABU RAMLA.
- 25.—KARKOJ to HAWATA.
- 26.—ROSEIRES to ABU SHANEINA by RIGHT BANK.
- 27.—SENGA viâ DURRABA to UM EL RUG.
- 28.—MOUTH OF KHOR GELAGU (DINDER) to GALLABAT.
- 29.—GALLABAT to WAD MEDANI, viâ RIVER RAHAD.[17]
- 30.—ITINERARY OF BLUE NILE—KHARTOUM to FAZOGLI.
- CHAPTER V.
- 31.—KHARTOUM to WAD MEDANI, SENNAR, SENGA, and KARKOJ, up Left Bank of BLUE NILE.
- 32.—KHARTOUM to GOZ ABU GUMA and JEBELEIN, up Right Bank of WHITE NILE.
- 33.—KHARTOUM to GULE, viâ MANAGIL and SEGADI.
- 34.—MANAGIL to SENNAR.
- 35.—KEILI to SENGA, viâ GULE.
- 36.—SENGA to J. JEROK, viâ KHOR OFAT and KEILI.
- 37.—ROSEIRES to KEILI, viâ GULE.
- 38.—FAZOGLI to GEZAN.
- 39.—GEZAN to KURMUK, viâ SUDE and M’NZILA.
- 40.—GULE to RENK.
- 41.—JEBELEIN to RENK (R.B.).
- 42.—RENK to KAKA OLD WOOD STATION (HELLET EL NYAM NYAM), R. B.
- 43.—RENK to opposite KODOK (DUNJOL) (R. B.).
- 44.—JEBEL AHMED AGHA to AWITONG and KASH-KASH.
- 45.—ITINERARY UP KHOR ADAR.
- 46.—J. JEROK, viâ J. ERI, KILWEGA, TO WAD DELUKA (about 52 miles S.E. of Melut).
- 47.—URYONG on the SOBAT to the WHITE NILE opposite KODOK.
- CHAPTER VI.
- 48.—NASSER to URYONG.[24]
- 49.—GOKJAK to KEIK.
- 50.—Itinerary up the BAHR EL ZERAF.
- CHAPTER VII.
- 51.—MESHRA EL REK to TONJ.
- 52.—WAU to MESHRA EL REK.
- 53.—TONJ POST to WAU.
- 54.—TONJ TO RIKTA’S VILLAGE.
- 55.—WAU TO TEMBURA.
- 56.—WAU to DEIM ZUBEIR.
- 57.—CHAK CHAK to DEIM ZUBEIR.
- 58.—DEIM ZUBEIR to KOSSINGA.
- 59.—KOSSINGA to WAU (FORT DESSAIX).
- 60.—KOSSINGA to HOFRAT EL NAHAS.
- 61.—RAGAA to DEIM ZUBEIR.
- 62.—KOJALI to TONJ.
- 63—TONJ to RUMBEK.
- 64.—RUMBEK to SHAMBE.
- 65.—RUMBEK to DARAGO’S and M’VOLO.
- 66.—M’VOLO to KIRO (BAHR EL JEBEL).
- 67.—RUMBEK across NAAM to AWODI.
- 68.—RUMBEK to MANGI’S VILLAGE.
- CHAPTER VIII.
- 69.—SHEIKH SADIK to HOMRA.
- 70.—EL DUEIM to HOMRA.
- 71.—HOMRA to EL OBEID viâ BARA.
- 72.—EL DUEIM to EL OBEID, viâ HASHABA.
- 73.—GEDID to EL DUEIM, viâ UM DEISIS.
- 74.—SHAT WELLS to EL OBEID, viâ J. KON.[28]
- 75.—SHAWAL to GEDID viâ FACHI SHOYA and EL ALOB, thence viâ DAR EL AHAMDA to TAGALE.
- 76.—GOZ ABU GUMA to DAR EL AHAMDA.
- 77.—GOZ ABU GUMA to EL OBEID, viâ SHERKEILA AND RAHAD.
- 78.—GEDID to EL RAHAD viâ AGEILA.
- 79.—KAKA to opposite JEBELEIN, by Left Bank.
- 80.—OMDURMAN to EL SAFIA WELLS.
- 81.—DEBBA to EL OBEID, viâ WABRI, ELAI, SAFIA and KAGMAR.
- 82.—SHEGEIG to EL SHOWA, viâ KAGMAR.
- 83.—BARA to KAGMAR.
- 84.—EL OBEID to FOGA, viâ MASRUB.
- 85.—EL OBEID to FOGA viâ UM SHEMMA, GLEIT, MASRUB AND GURADI.
- 86.—ABU AGAGA to BARA.
- 87.—FOGA to KAJA (BIR SODERI).
- 88.—NAHUD to EL FASHER.
- 89.—NAHUD to BUR ISLAM.
- 90.—NAHUD to FOGA.
- 91.—FOGA to UM BADR.
- 92.—BARA to FOGA.
- 93.—NAHUD to EL EDDAIYA and MUGLAD.
- 94—FOGA to EL EDDAIYA, viâ J. KAJA SERRUG, DAMJAMAD, and KORDOFAN-DARFUR.
- 95.—EL OBEID to NAHUD (DIRECT ROAD).
- 96.—EL OBEID to NAHUD, viâ ABU ZABBAT.
- 97.—EL OBEID to EL EDDAIYA, viâ SUNGIKAI.
- 98.—EL OBEID to KERAIA (J. TAGALE), viâ JEBEL DAIER.
- 99.—KERAIA to RASHAD, and thence to J. GEDIR.
- 100.—KAKA (KARWA) to J. GEDIR.
- 101.—EL OBEID to DAR EL JANGE.
- 102.—RIVER KIR to FAUWEL.
- General Description of BAHR EL ARAB and DAR EL HOMR.
- 103.—EL OBEID to SUNGIKAI, viâ EL ATSHAN and EL HAMADI.
- 104.—DILLING to EL OBEID, viâ SUNGIKAI, UM DURBAN and UM RAMAD.
- 105.—ROUTES IN DAR NUBA—SOUTHERN KORDOFAN.
- CHAPTER IX.
- 106.—SELIMA to NILE opposite KOSHA.
- 107.—DONGOLA to LAGIA EL KEBIR (ARBAIN ROAD).
- 108.—DONGOLA to BIR SULTAN (ARBAIN ROAD).
- 109.—DEBBA to EL OBEID.
- 110.—DEBBA to OMDURMAN.
- 111.—DEBBA to OMDURMAN, viâ ELAI.
- 112.—AMBUGOL or KORTI to METEMMA.
- 113.—KORTI to BAYUDA and SEDEIRI.
- 114.—MEROWE to JAKDUL.
- 115.—MEROWE to BERBER, viâ SANI.
- 116.—SANI to EL ZUMA (NILE) viâ JURA.
- 117.—JURA to KIRBEKAN (about 1 mile S.W. of Site of Battle).
- 118.—OMDURMAN to GABRA.
- 119.—GABRA to KORTI.
- 120.—KORTI to BAYUDA WELLS.
- 121.—BAYUDA WELLS to TANGASI MARKET.
- APPENDIX.
- 122.—THE ARBAÏN ROAD.
- Description.
- (a.)—ASSIUT, viâ KHARGA, to BERIS and MAKS.
- (b.)—MAKS, viâ MURRA, KASSABA and SHEB, to SELIMA.
- (c.)—SELIMA to LAGIA.
- (d.) LAGIA, viâ BIR SULTAN, to EL FASHER.
- Recapitulation, showing approximate distances and days’ journey.
- 123.—ASWAN to DERAHEIB.
- 124.—KASSALA to MASSAUA.
- Route (January to March).
- 125.—TAKARASHORIT or AMBARAB on the KHOR GASH viâ SOGADA and KHOR MAIETIB to UMBREGA on the RIVER SETIT.
- 126.—GALLABAT to CHELGA.
- 127.—LAKE TSANA (GOJA) to GANDOA.
- 128.—ADDIS ABBABA, viâ GOJJAM and LAKE TSANA, to GALLABAT.[42]
- 129.—ADDIS ABBABA to FAMAKA (S. of BLUE NILE).
- 130.—ROSEIRES to ABU RAMLA and DUNKUR.
- 131.—DUNKUR to GALLABAT.
- 132.—FAZOGLI TO KIRIN.
- 133.—KIRIN to KODOK.
- 134.—KHOR BOSUK[43], viâ KHOR EINE to GOHA.
- 135.—GOHA, viâ K. BARSU to BOSUK.
- 136.—CAMP ON KHOR BOSUK[44] to ASOSA.
- 137.—ASOSA to KHOR BOSUK, viâ KHOR SURGALLA AND KHOR ZALAN.
- 138.—GORE to ABWONG (on SOBAT).
- 139.—GONDOKORO to UGANDA (and MOMBASA).
- Gondokoro and neighbourhood. (Vide also end of Chapter II in Vol. I.)
- (a.)—GONDOKORO to WADELAI.
- (b.)—GONDOKORO to WADELAI.[48]
- THROUGH COMMUNICATIONS WITH MOMBASA.
- 140.—ROADS in the LADO ENCLAVE.
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