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Note p. 111, — Chapter II

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[71]The following table of discharges (Sir W. Garstin’s) shows to a certain degree the relative importance of other rivers in the Sudan:—

Discharge per second.

Maximum. Minimum.

Bahr El Jebel (Mouth) 300 m.c. 300 m.c.

Bahr El Zeraf (Mouth) 140 m.c. 50 m.c.

Bahr El Ghazal (Mouth) 30 m.c. 15 m.c.

Sobat (Mouth) 900 m.c. 50 m.c.

White Nile (Khartoum) 1,600 m.c. 300 m.c.

Atbara (Mouth) 3,000 m.c. nil.

Gash (Kassala) 100 m.c. (?) nil.

Nile (Berber) 14,000 m.c. (?)

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