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It is the flooding of the Nile River
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How was the nile used in ancient Egypt?
Travel, transport, water, fishing, hunting, trade, and the annual floods made the land fertile and farmable.
What it the black fertile soil in Egypt called?
The black fertile soil in Egypt is called "Kemet" or "black land." It gets its name from the annual flooding of the Nile River, which deposits nutrient-rich silt onto the land, making it ideal for agriculture.
What is responsible for Egypt having very fertile soil?
The annual flooding of the Nile, until the building of the Aswan Dam …
What country has plentiful water for irrigation?
Egypt has plentiful water for irrigation due to the Nile River, which has supported agriculture in the region for thousands of years. The river's annual flooding provides fertile soil and water for crops.
Based on average annual rainfall Aswan and Luxor are the two cities in this country that are considered the driest inhabitable places in the world. What country is that?
Egypt
Natural features of Egypt?
Egypt is predominately desert, but the inhabited area of the country is along the riverside and therefore consists of very fertile land.
Where was the Egypt civilization?
It was in Egypt obviously, but only where the fertile crescent was in Egypt. Is that confusing?
Becouse it gets nearly all of its water from ths great river Egypt is sometimes called the gift of the?
Egypt is sometimes called the "gift of the Nile" because the Nile River is the primary source of water for the country. Its annual flooding historically provided fertile soil, which enabled agriculture to thrive in an otherwise arid landscape. This reliance on the Nile has shaped Egypt's civilization and culture for thousands of years.
What is the average annual rainfall in Egypt?
the average annual rainfall for Egypt is 51 inches per year.
In which African Country is the population concentrated in the Nile valley?
The African country where the population is concentrated in the Nile valley is Egypt. The majority of Egypt's population lives along the banks of the Nile River, which is the country's primary source of water and fertile land for agriculture. The Nile valley has historically been a vital region for settlement and economic activity in Egypt.
What is the average annual rainfall of Egypt?
Egypt has an average annual rainfall of around 2-7 millimeters, making it one of the driest countries in the world. The country's main source of water is the Nile River, and it relies heavily on irrigation systems for agriculture.
What modern country occupies the area of the fertile crescent?
No one country occupies the entire crescent. The fertile crescent stretched from the Nile River to Mesopotamia. Thus the countries that make up that area today include Egypt, Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Kuwait. You might be able to make an argumant for Iran as well.
