i think... who am i kidding... i dont know!
i have no freakin clue
i asked you that.....WTFudge cakes
In the Nubian section of the Nile, the river is characterized by numerous rock-filled rapids, commonly referred to as "cataracts." These cataracts create challenging navigation conditions and contribute to the river's dramatic landscape. The most notable of these is the First Cataract near Aswan, which historically marked the southern boundary of ancient Egypt. The presence of these rapids has played a significant role in the region's history and trade routes.
cataracts
the amazon river does not flow with a swift current .And there are not many waterfalls and rapids in its path
rapids
I know of three:Denmark harbourVancouver (Canada) harbourRhine River Rapids (lorilies haunt)
This is impossible to answer due to the issue of hydrodynamics. Rapids are constantly being gained and lost due to the action of the water's movement (erosion). Also, the rainy season would cause some of the smaller rapids to be covered.
Class 6 rapids, classified as extreme and dangerous, are relatively rare and typically found in a few specific locations around the world. Notable rivers with Class 6 rapids include the Zambezi River in Africa, the Indus River in Pakistan, and certain sections of the Colorado River in the United States. While exact numbers can vary, only a handful of rivers are known to have consistent Class 6 sections that are navigable under specific conditions. These rapids are often tackled only by highly skilled paddlers due to their extreme difficulty and inherent risks.
Two of the many problems of life along the Nile river include 1) water pollution, and 2) schistosomiasis (infection). There are many more problems, as well.
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