Nile

Its delta lies in northern Egypt. This topic is part of Rivers within Geography. This page currently draws on 24 supporting questions, with answers and bonus facts available below.

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The Nile empties into which sea?

Answer: Mediterranean Sea

Bonus fact: Its delta lies in northern Egypt.

Which ancient civilizations relied heavily on irrigation along rivers such as the Nile and Tigris-Euphrates?

Answer: River-valley civilizations

Bonus fact: Controlled water supported intensive agriculture in early civilizations.

The Nile crocodile is native to which continent?

Answer: Africa

Bonus fact: It inhabits rivers, lakes, and wetlands across much of Africa.

Nile crocodiles are what type of animals?

Answer: Reptiles

Bonus fact: They are large semiaquatic reptiles.

The Nile River flows through which continent?

Answer: Africa

Bonus fact: The Nile crosses northeastern Africa.

Into what sea does the Nile River ultimately flow?

Answer: Mediterranean Sea

Bonus fact: Its broad delta lies in northern Egypt.

What are the Nile River’s two main tributaries called?

Answer: White Nile and Blue Nile

Bonus fact: The Nile Basin Initiative identifies the White Nile and Blue Nile as the river’s two main tributaries.

What two broad river subsystems does the Nile Basin Initiative use to organize the Nile Basin?

Answer: Eastern Nile and Equatorial Nile

Bonus fact: The two broad subsystems are further divided into smaller sub-basins.

Into which sea does the Nile River drain?

Answer: Mediterranean Sea

Bonus fact: The Nile flows north through northeast Africa before reaching its delta on the Mediterranean.

In which general direction does the Nile flow through Egypt?

Answer: North

Bonus fact: The Nile ultimately forms a delta on Egypt's Mediterranean coast.

Who played Niles Crane on Frasier?

Answer: David Hyde Pierce

Bonus fact: Kelsey Grammer played Niles's brother, Frasier Crane.

What is the capital of South Sudan?

Answer: Juba

Bonus fact: Juba lies on the White Nile.

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