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The Nile River And Egypt’s Geography

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1 The Nile River And Egypt’s Geography
By: Josh, Garret, Janee, and Sarah

2 Egypt’s Geography

3 Farming and agriculture
*the land is dry except around the Nile *in the fertilized area (around the Nile) they farm crops such as- barley, figs, wheat, vegetables, melons, onions, vines *they also have a irrigation system that helps water the crops

4 The Nile

5 The Niles Helps But Kills
*the Nile (at one point) floods every year *it sometimes helps by watering the crops *sometimes it kills though by over watering the crops and drowning people

6 Riverside

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11 Harvest

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13 Sphinxs

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16 THATS ALL FOLKS

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