The Nile does, straight through. And the Volga goes into the desert and turns around and comes back out.
The two major rivers that run through the Sahara Desert are the Nile River in the east and the Niger River in the southwest. These rivers provide vital water sources for various communities and wildlife in the region.
The river Nile in the East and the river Niger in the Southwest.
Ofcource it can! There are rivers in the sahara even!
Because it's in the Sahara Desert, deserts don't exactly have much water.
The Nile River and the Niger River.
A desert is defined as a region that receives less than 10 inches (250 mm) of rainfall per year. A river has nothing to do with whether a region is a desert. Nearly every desert in the world has rivers passing through them.
Egypt lies on the Nile River and the Sahara Desert. The Nile is the longest river in the world.
Mali is a landlocked African country and includes much of the Sahara Desert. Both the Niger and the Senegal rivers pass through the Country.
The rain in the Sahara is less than 10 inches a year. People cannot survive without water. There are few lakes. Most of these anyway are saltwater lakes. People cannot drink from them. Lake Chad is the only freshwater lake in the desert. Rivers once ran through the Sahara. We know this because dried up riverbeds, called wadis, still exist. When it does rain in the desert, these wadis fill up with water and become active rivers for a short time.
Yes, several major rivers flow into desert areas, often providing essential water sources in otherwise arid environments. For example, the Nile River flows through Egypt and Sudan before reaching the arid Sahara Desert, supporting agriculture and settlements along its banks. Similarly, the Colorado River irrigates parts of the arid southwestern United States and feeds into desert regions. These rivers play a crucial role in sustaining life and ecosystems in desert areas.
The Yellow river
Sahara desert is considered as the largest subtropical hot desert of the world. Based in many historical articles, Sahara is not a desert since the Earth was created. In Nubian belief, it is over populated and part of the agricultural revolution and in Egyptian beliefs; many buildings were constructed in this place.