1st day. Urungíye, an important place.
2nd. Máyo, a village so called from a small creek, the Máyo Sórroba, on
which it lies. Between Urungíye and Máyo seem to lie the villages Séri
and Nyamihára, the former inhabited by Songhay, the latter by Fúlbe.
3rd. Ganga.
4th. Kógi or Jógi, having passed several hamlets, one of them called
Gínnewó, a hamlet of cattle breeders with a ksar, then Dokó, Ngúdderi,
Jóñeri, Sabáre, and Burlul.
5th. Kora.
6th. Konna.
7th. Tenéngu. The distance between Urungíye and Tenéngu can, however, be
performed in two days good travelling.
Between Urungíye and Móbti lie the following places:—Úro-Módi, Káram, a
Songhay village; Rogónte, a hamlet of Fúlbe, Yerére, a hamlet inhabited
by slaves of the Fúlbe, Wálo on the Máyo Fenga; Kaya, a village
inhabited by Aswánek, and finally, Sáre-méle and Sáre-béle, the river
probably forming a great bend near Wónyaka, so that these latter towns
are touched at in coming from both sides, either the N. or the S.