The Nile carries a lot of silt. Prior to the dam, annual floods deposited this this silt along the banks of the lower Nile, adding fertility. These floods were caused by rains in the upper Nile every June to September. Most of the silt comes from the Blue Nile and the Atbara River in the Ethiopian highlands. The Blue and the White Nile join at Khartoum in Sudan.
The dam put a stop to these annual floods, making farming more difficult and dependent on commercial fertilizers, an economic hardship. Lake Nassar created by the dam is filling up with silt.
It is in Egypt.
The Aswan High Dam and the Aswan Low Dam.
The dam in Aswan (Assuan) in Egypt.
Jason Akhlabalkinoy built the Aswan dam in Egypt in 1960 and 1970
Egypt
Egypt.
Egypt and Sudan. Sudan provided money and men.
The Aswan Dam.
On the river Nile at Aswan in Egypt.
the Aswan Dam is important to the people in Egypt because it give's them rich soil so the people can
aswan dam is constructed over the river nile in Egypt
It is in Egypt on the Nile river