Given the Nile is over 4,000 miles long it is impossible to answer exactly as it would depend on numerous factors such as time of year etc. However normally it would be shallowest at the cataracts. See links below.
The Blue Nile is the deepest point of the River Nile in Africa. A small spring which is located at Gishe Abbai, which is at an altitude of approximately 5, 940 feet (or about 1, 800 metres), is the sacred source of the Blue Nile.
The distance between the source of the Blue Nile and its confluence is reported to be between 1, 460 kilometres and 1, 600 kilometres (which is between 907 metres and 1, 000 metres). It flows through gorges in the highlands of Ethiopia. These highlands are believed to be practically impossible to penetrate. The Blue Nile River flows to a depth of 1, 500 metres (which is 4, 950 feet). This depth can be compared to the depth of the Grand Canyon, which is located in the United States of America.
Given the Nile is over 4,000 miles long it is impossible to answer. However the deepest part is Lake Nasser which has a maximum depth of approximately 180 metres.
The Nile River has been announced the deepest river in the world as of 2014.
The Nile is freshwater.
The largest river in Africa is the Nile river.The River Nile is the longest river in the world.The Nile is the longest river in Africa and the world.
The nile river is not alive
The River Nile is situated in Egypt.
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Aprox. 1470 M at the Deepest point
The merced river is about 5 ft deep at its deepest point.
Given the Nile is over 4,000 miles long it is impossible to answer exactly. However it is estimated at about 11 meters. See link below.
The deepest point found is 20 feet.
The deepest river in Louisiana is the Atchafalaya River. This river measures just over 33 feet deep at its deepest point.
The Nile River has been announced the deepest river in the world as of 2014.
the deepest river in the world is the Congo River study less play more
At the time of answering [30/5/09] seemingly the river Congo holds this record.
The water level is on average about 8-11 meters deep and behind the Aswan High Dam - Lake Nasser - is the deepest with a maximum depth of approximately 180 metres.
The world's widest river is the Amazon, extending six miles wide in some places.
Loch Morar in the Highlands of Scotland which has a maximum depth of 310m