Volume 2 — CHAPTER V. (continued 2)
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Dunjol 31 31 At Dunjol there are a number of Dinka villages which stretch north along a very shallow khor, in which wells are sunk some 30 feet deep in the black clay. They are revetted with grass.
Village 9 40 The tree belt near the Nile is visible from these villages, and there are many paths leading off it. After following the line of the khor for about 5 miles, the road strikes off towards the Nile and passes through a village which draws its water from the Nile, then it turns north again and passes through another village before descending into the marsh ground flooded at high Nile.
Village 6 46
Opposite Kodok 2 48 The road from Dunjol to this last village is sandy, and would probably be generally dry.