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Friday, July 16, 2004

Nile River

Almost no area within the Nile basin experiences a true equatorial or a true Mediterranean type of climate. While the Nile basin in The Sudan and Egypt is rainless during the northern winter, its southern parts and the highlands of Ethiopia experience heavy rain - more than 60 inches (1,520 millimetres) - during the northern summer. Most of the region falls under the influence

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