[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. | (?) | |
[72]Total rainfall at Roseires, April to October, 1904, 27·8 inches.
[73]1 Kantar = 100 lbs.
VILLAGE IN THE SOUTHERN GEZIRA.
LANDSCAPE, SOUTHERN GEZIRA.