The Nile River is regularly referenced as the longest river on the planet, however a few people think that the Amazon River deserves this title. All things considered, it is the longest stream in the mainland of Africa, going through nine nations and covering a separation of 6,650 kilometers long. The Nile River rises up out of the eastern Africa region with sources from the Ethiopian highlands. Its basin covers eleven nations which include:
The Nile is a fundamental wellspring of water for Sudan and Egypt since it is the primary river streaming in those nations.
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