No, the Nile River runs from the Mediterranean Sea, through Egypt, and through Sudan.
Yes,it does!
The longest river in the world is the Nile River, which is located in Africa.
The Nile is simply a river that runs through a desert. There is nothing unusual about that situation. The Colorado River as well as the Rio Grande both run through deserts in the United States.
The Amazon runs through two countries. It runs through Brazil and Peru.
The Nile River runs through Egypt, Sudan, and several other African countries.
Nile River
This river is named the Nile. It runs 4,000 miles through nearly half of Africa, and is the world's longest river. The Egyptians have a deity for it, who is named Hapi. At the end of the Nile lies the famous delta, and in that delta used to be the city Xios.
The Nile River runs from the north to the south of Egypt.
No. The Nile River does not run through any part of the United States and instead runs exclusively through African countries. See the link below to find out which countries the Nile river flows through.
The longest river in Africa (and the world is the) Nile It runs through 10 countries and has two tributaries (White and the Blue Nile).
The longest river in Africa (and the world is the) Nile It runs through 10 countries and has two tributaries (White and the Blue Nile).
It is the River Nile.
Congo River flows throughout most of the central part of Africa
The Thames is in England. The Nile runs through Egypt.
About 900 miles
the nile river