55 Group 6.—(WESTERN GROUP.)

11. Mundu (Meridi District) : ‘ : : 2,000 Mundu (Yei District) . : , . 2,000—-4,000 Mundu (Belgian Congo) : . Ait. ; 2,000 Bangba (Belgian Congo) : ’ ; . 50,000 12. Baka (Meridi District) : ; : we 15,000 Baka (Belgian Congo) F : 2 : : 4,000 13. Ndogo (Wau District) : : 2,000 The Baré and Biri dialects are Fogel fled to Ndogo.

14. Kreish (Western District, Bahr el Ghazal Province) 8,000 15. Banda and Golo (Western District, Bahr el Ghazal Province) . : : 6,100 16. Binga or Yula ven District, Bahr el Ghazal Province) . 2,700 17. Kara (Western District, aie el Ghazal eats 1,200 18. Bongo (Wau District, Bahr el Ghazal Province) . 1,000 19. Jur (Aluo) eae District, Bahr el Ghazal Province) . . 18,000 20. Faroghe (Western District, Bahr al Ghazal een 4,000 It is not suggested that the languages enumerated in this group are related. Definite information as to their linguistic position is lacking.

Note.

In addition to the languages enumerated above, there are a number of languages spoken by very small groups of people and rapidly giving way to Zande. The following list of such languages is probably incomplete :— Pombia, Barambo, Huma (Tembura District, Bahr el Ghazal Province), Bukuru (Meridi District, Mongalla Province), Banga (Meridi District, Mongalla Province), Shaira, Ndiri, Mangaya, Bego (Ngulgul1) Togoyo, Aja, Dongo (all in Western District, Bahr el Ghazal Province).