Nile Valley

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The Nile Valley is the fertile river corridor in northeastern Africa that supported the rise and flourishing of ancient Egyptian civilization.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
river valley
borderedBy Eastern Desert of Egypt
surface form: Eastern Desert

Sahara Desert
Western Desert
climate arid
semi-arid
country Burundi
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Egypt
Ethiopia
Kenya
Rwanda
South Sudan
Sudan
Tanzania
Uganda
dependsOn Nile River flow
economicActivity agriculture
fishing
river transport
tourism
hasMajorArchaeologicalSite Abu Simbel temples
Giza Pyramids
surface form: Giza pyramid complex

Karnak Temple Complex
Kingdom of Meroë
surface form: Meroë

Philae
Valley of the Kings
hasMajorCity Aswan
Cairo
Khartoum
Luxor
hasPart Nile Valley and Nile Delta
surface form: Lower Nile Valley

Nile Delta
Nile Valley self-linksurface differs
surface form: Nile floodplain

Upper Nile Valley
hasUNESCOWorldHeritageSite Ancient Thebes with its Necropolis
Nubian Monuments from Abu Simbel to Philae
historicalPeriodOfFlourishing Middle Kingdom of Egypt
New Kingdom of Egypt
Old Kingdom of Egypt
Pharaonic Egypt
surface form: Pharaonic period

Predynastic Egypt
Ptolemaic Kingdom
Ptolemaic–Roman Egypt
surface form: Roman Egypt
knownFor annual Nile floods
fertile alluvial soils
intensive irrigation agriculture
languageCurrentlySpoken Arabic
languageHistoricallySpoken Ancient Egyptian
Coptic
locatedIn Northeast Africa
surface form: Northeastern Africa
majorRiver Blue Nile
White Nile
partOf Nile Valley self-linksurface differs
surface form: Nile Basin
primaryCrops barley
dates
flax
papyrus
vegetables
wheat
religionCurrentlyPracticed Christianity
Islam
religionHistoricallyPracticed Ancient Egyptian religion
supportedCivilization Pharaonic Egypt
surface form: Ancient Egypt

Kingdom of Kush
Nubia
surface form: Nubian kingdoms
traversedBy Nile
surface form: Nile River

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Nilotic languages spokenAlong Nile Valley
Naqada II culture locatedIn Nile Valley
Itjtawy locatedOn Nile Valley
this entity surface form: Nile River valley
Itjtawy partOf Nile Valley
this entity surface form: Nile Valley urban network
Middle Egyptian region Nile Valley
Aksum linkedToRegion Nile Valley
Faiyum Neolithic culture locatedIn Nile Valley
Pachomius the Great associatedWith Nile Valley
Nilotic peoples hasPrimaryRegion Nile Valley
Al-Khartum Bahri locatedInRegion Nile Valley
Neferirkare Kakai regionRuled Nile Valley
Valley of the Lions originalLocation Nile Valley
this entity surface form: Nile Valley in Lower Nubia
Teti regionRuled Nile Valley
this entity surface form: Nile Valley in Egypt
Nubian A-Group culture locatedIn Nile Valley
A-Group hasGeographicalContext Nile Valley
Central Sudan tradePartner Nile Valley
Edfu hasRegion Nile Valley
House of Teti ruledTerritory Nile Valley
this entity surface form: Nile Valley in Egypt
al-Mahdi regionOfActivity Nile Valley
Turco-Egyptian Sudan locatedIn Nile Valley
Al-Aziz Uthman regionRuled Nile Valley
Egyptian Army operatesIn Nile Valley
El-Radisiyah locatedInValley Nile Valley
El-Basaliya partOf Nile Valley
this entity surface form: Nile Valley settlements
Second Cataract of the Nile partOf Nile Valley
Thuɔŋjäŋ region Nile Valley
this entity surface form: Greater Nile Valley
Hieratic script region Nile Valley
Qus riverValley Nile Valley
Dishna geographicFeature Nile Valley
Abu Tesht locatedInRegion Nile Valley
Naqada locatedInValley Nile Valley
Egyptian road network traverses Nile Valley
Al-Balyana partOf Nile Valley
Blunt Pyramid isInDesertRegion Nile Valley
Cairo–Aswan highway locatedIn Nile Valley
Tamiya locatedInGeographicalArea Nile Valley
Aniba region Nile Valley
Bahr Yussef canal connectedTo Nile Valley
Dairut locatedInGeographicalRegion Nile Valley
Manfalut geography Nile Valley
Abnub locatedInRegion Nile Valley
Abu Tig locatedInRiverRegion Nile Valley
El Quseyya locatedInCulturalRegion Nile Valley