CHAPTEE XY. 



BUGUFU AND UBUNDI. 



flBOSSING the Bu-Vuvu, which is certainly 

 ^ the most important branch of the Kagera, I 

 entered the country Bugufu, which I was ap- 

 parently the first European to visit. 



Fig. 37.— Kabagwb Hills. 



About two or three miles north of the crossing, 

 the other, or Kagera proper, branch unites with 

 the Ku-Vuvu to form the main river. Stanley's 

 Observation hill was not noticeable in any way, 

 but it should be on the right-hand bank, almost 



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