Bahr El 'Arab

Map showing the river Bahr el 'Arab which forms part of the border between South Sudan and Sudan, withtowns, villages, boundaries, international, demarcated, provincial, district, game reserve, main roads, secondary roads, paths or tracks, telegraphs along roads, post and telegraph offices, telephone posts, landing ground for aeroplanes, Qubba, Christian missions, rest houses, floatplane beaches, tribal names, districts, localities, jebels, contours, heights in metres above mean sea level, rivers, perennial, sometimes dry, unsurveyed, water, perennial, temporary, marsh, trigonometrical or astronomical points, battle-fields, rivers, wells, pools, lakes or swamps, an abode or country, low clay mounds, Dinka cattle camps, temporary camps, water holes or ponds, islands, depressions, waterholes, stones, rocks, wells, hills or mountains, dry water courses, ports, anchorages, shallow lagoons usually formed in swamps, landing places, cattle enclosures, bluffs, flat topped hills, water holes in rocks, sand ridges, tomb of a religious man, lakes, streams filled from rivers and running inland, capes, small streams, running streams, large crack in cotton soil holding water, chief, markets, waterholes, dry water courses generally wider than a khor, outcrop of rocks. Relief shown by contours. Colour. Scale 1: 1 000 000.