Because the Nile provided fresh soil for those who lived around it. The Nile also flooded the same time every year making it predictable and a source of time measurement. They even had a god of the Nile! :)
near the amazon river
The largest population of Egyptians is near Cairo.
near river nile where the tunis people lived
because they did not have to migrate any more and they made houses to live in near the farms
Near the Nile River.
Pharohs owned most lands and farms in Ancient Egypt.
Yes. It is near the Mediterranean Sea and the Nile River.
The Nile River
Near the red sea.
I believe from Egypt and Near East
Ethiopia is an ancient country near Egypt that is still there, today.
The Nile is an unusual river, insofar as it flows through a flood plain most usually called the Nile Basin. Every summer the Nile floods the Basin, refreshing the soil with sediment and providing water for irrigation for miles on each side of the Basin. Without this annual renewal (thought by the ancient egyptians to be the personal work and responsibility of the Pharoah himself) the soil of the Basin would soon be exhausted and incapable of previding the crucial crops of flax and wheat. So, the people of ancient Egypt preferred to live near The Nile because that was where, literally, the soil and water was.