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Do people have to live close to the Nile for their water supply?
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∙ 13y ago
Yes in fact they live there for more than just water supply they live there for cooler weather because the water proveds water for the trees
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∙ 13y ago
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Why do most of Egypts people live in the Nile Valley?
Most Egypt people live in the Nile Valley not the Deserts because there is more water supply and it isn't that hot in the Nile Valley as it is in the Deserts.
How do people survive in the nile river valley today?
they live off of animals and of course the nile river water supply
Does the Blue Nile provide two-thirds of the Nile's water supply?
It provides about 60% of the Niles water.
How did the location affect the spread of Islam into north Africa?
because Nile River provides them water supply.
Do most people in Egypt live along the Nile River or the Suez Canal?
Many people live along the Nile River. They live along the Nile for transportation, water supply, and other resources, and religious statements.
What is the agriculture on the river nile?
It has numerous uses includingHydro-electricity.* Water for drinking.* Water for crop irrigation.* Water for domestic supply.* Water for industrial use.* Transportation.* Tourism.* Leisure.* Waste disposal.* Fishing.* Building.The Nile is over 4,000 miles long, flows through numerous countries and has tens of millions of people who live close by it.
What made mesopotamia attractive as a location for permanent urban settlement?
Because it was close to the Nile river, so there was a steady supply of water, and it was great for immigration.
When the Nile River water was low how did it effect it's people?
Apart from curtailing transport, it affected fishing and the supply of water for drinking and irrigation.
Where does Egypt's water supply come from?
The Nile River.
What river supplies most of egypts water supply?
The Nile
Why did the egyptians live at the nile delta?
Better water supply
What kind of people use the Nile river?
It has numerous uses including - Hydro-electricity Water for drinking. Water for crop irrigation. Water for domestic supply. Water for industrial use. Transportation. Tourism. Leisure. Waste disposal. Fishing. Building. Given the Nile is over 4,000 miles long, flows through numerous countries and has tens of millions of people close by it is impossible to answer such a broad question here.
