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The Nile River is the longest river in the world. It is 4184 mile( 6695 kilometers) long. It runs through Ethiopia, Zaire, Uganda,Kenya,Tanzania, Rwanda,Burundi,Sudan, and Egypt. The river got its name from the greek word nelios meaning valley. The Egyptians named the river Ar meaning black. Greeks called the river kem also meaning black.

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