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Nile Flooding
River Nile is the longest river in the world (6,650 km) and the largest
watercourse in Africa.
That's why it's called "the father of African rivers"
How about learning something about the Nile and its flooding?

situations in the past


contemporary situations
- an important natural cycle in Egypt since
ancient times -2020: the water increased by 17.5 meters
- 1938 - extremely high floods the water took away life-saving
-1962 - the biggest flood humanitarian items for 12.000 people
LOCATION

- eastern region of the African


continent
EGYPT

- it runs through the territories


of the nations of:
SUDAN Uganda, Ethiopia, Tanzania,
bl Rwanda, Burundi, Kenya,
white Nile

ue
N il
e Sudan, South Sudan, Eritrea,
Democratic Republic of Congo
and Egypt
SOUTH
SUDAN
ETHIOPIA

impacts on people
Lake
- affecting over one million Victoria
people in South Sudan
- danger due to currents and
crocodiles
- deaths
- floods destroy drinking water
- fewer aid workers flood management

- Aswan Reservoir - preventing


the river-level passing the
impacts on the environment danger point

- building safety shelters


- millions of acres of farmland were destroyed

- animals were killed


- the pyramids in Meroë are threatened

sources

https://www.britannica.com/place/Nile-River
https://www.cleopatraegypttours.com/travel-guide/around-cairo-attractions/nile-river/
https://www.nature.com/articles/1421106a0
https://reliefweb.int/report/south-sudan/one-million-people-affected-nile-river-floods-
what-climate-change-looks

Viktória Hrašková - 2.M

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