The Nile is the world’s longest river, 4,160 miles. Consider the southern boundary of Ancient Egypt to be at Aswan (the first cataract, or rapids). About how many miles of the Nile are actually in Egypt

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The Nile is the world’s longest river, 4,160 miles. Consider the southern

boundary of Ancient Egypt to be at
Aswan (the first cataract, or rapids).
About how many miles of the Nile are
actually in Egypt

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high-school

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Answer: About 600 miles

Explanation: "The Nile River itself flows for about 600 miles in Egypt into Lake Nasser."

Ibrahim Yildirim answered Dec 27, 2024

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