The River Nile

Two main ones - the Blue Nile and the White Nile.

This is just a guess, but the exposed dolomite limestone on the shallow shelf surrounding the lake relects the sunlight to make the turquoise colour and the lack of vegetation (possibly because of the alkalinity of the soil?) make the water more blue (less green) throughout th lake

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The Nile River is freshwater.

Nelson had his ships prepared.

He knew the French would create a straight line, assuming that the British would form a line and fight parellel to each other.

But Nelson had another plan. Rather than fighting parellel to each other, where the odds of winning was 50/50. Nelson decided to put half of his fleet on one side parellel to the other ships, and on the other side the same thing.

Here the french ships would be trapped from the British firing up both sides, with the british ships with easy escape almost unharmed. This was Nelsons first battle with his lost right arm.

The victory was given to the British as the French commander had died from wounds on the ship during the battle. Gun powder on the ship was struck at 10pm by the HMS Bellerophon and the ship blew to pieces.

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The Nile Valley was fertile and well watered at a time when the surrounding regions were turning to desert.

it made the invaders hard to get in because of the deserts, the cataracts.... and the river itself

A water source is a place from where a person gets their water. Examples are rivers, lakes and wells.

The egyptians blocked the River Nile so the banks would flood, providing fertile land for farming.

In addition the dams are a source of hydroelectricity.

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the nile delta is located around Egypt i think and looks like a long stream of water

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The flood of the Nile was made by so much rain. Egyptians didn't view floods as threats like the Mesopotamians did. The Egyptians looked at the floods as a way to farm easier than they did before.

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The River Nile irrigated the surrounding land so food could be grown. It also deposited fresh nutrients and sand and silt when in flood - so fertilizing the crop growing areas. Flooding if higher than usual could also destroy villages and homes, and drown people and animals.

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The Nile River Delta contained fertile farmland due to the annual flooding of the Nile River, which deposited nutrient-rich silt onto the surrounding land. This natural irrigation and fertilization process made the delta highly productive for agriculture. The consistent availability of water and fertile soil allowed ancient civilizations to thrive in this region, supporting crops such as wheat and barley. Additionally, the delta's climate contributed to successful farming practices.

The Nile ends when it goes into the Mediterranean sea however it technically ends in Upper Egypt

The basin covers about 1,312,747 square miles and the countries in the basin are - Ethiopia, Sudan, Egypt, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Eritrea and Kenya. Therefore the features range from desert to jungle and everything in between. The links below will give more information.

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