Note 14 — GHÁNAH — Aúdaghost — Aúlíl.
Reading edition
The caravans from Sijilmésah to Ghánah, like those to Tomboktú, assembled on the confines of Sús, Darʿah, and the desert. Tatta, the gathering place of the merchants going to Tomboktú, as placed by Major Rennell, on information derived from the British consul at Mogadore (Proceedings of the African Assoc. 1810, vol. I. p. 254), is not more than two days distant from the site of Támedelt; and El Harib, the point at which Caillié, travelling northward, quitted the desert, was but four or five days distant from these places.