Setit River

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The Setit River is a major river in the Horn of Africa that flows through Ethiopia and Eritrea as part of the Nile basin.

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Label Occurrences
Setit River canonical 1

Statements (29)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
transboundary river
tributary of the Nile
alsoKnownAs Tekezé River lower course
basinCountry Eritrea
Ethiopia
borderFunction forms part of the border between Ethiopia and Eritrea
continent Africa
country Eritrea
Ethiopia
dischargesInto Atbara River
drainageBasin Ethiopian Highlands
flowsThrough Eritrea
Ethiopia
hasCharacteristic seasonal flow regime dominated by monsoon rains
hasEconomicUse used for livestock watering in adjacent communities
used for small-scale irrigation along its banks
hasEnvironmentalSignificance supports riparian ecosystems in semi-arid areas of Ethiopia and Eritrea
hasHydrologicalRole major tributary contributing seasonal flow to the Nile system via the Atbara
languageOfName English
locatedIn Eritrean Highlands
surface form: Eritrean Highlands region

Horn of Africa
northwestern Ethiopia
mouthOfWaterBody Atbara River
partOf Atbara River
surface form: Atbara River basin

Eastern Nile sub-basin
Nile Basin
surface form: Nile basin
riverSystem Nile
tributaryOf Atbara River

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Tekeze River alsoKnownAs Setit River