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The Nile River does not have a significant number of oxbow lakes compared to other river systems, primarily due to its size and the nature of its flow. Oxbow lakes typically form in meandering rivers that have a slower flow, allowing for the creation of curved bends that can eventually become isolated. While some localized areas may exhibit this phenomenon, the Nile's characteristics and its extensive management through dams and irrigation limit the formation of oxbow lakes. Thus, specific data on the number of oxbow lakes along the Nile is not well-documented.

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