Your trip up the Nile, the longest river in the world, starts at its mouth, a rich detta with many tributaries that flow into the 1.) Sea. These tributaries merge at the ancient city of 2.) Egypt. You continue up the river for about 350 miles and reach the city of 3.). After visiting the nearby ruins at Thebes. you sail to Barbar. During this leg of your journey, you pass by the 4.) Desert to the east. You then pilot your boat over 200 miles to Khartoum, Sudan, where the Nile divides into the 5.) and the 6.).Continuing down the 7.) Nile you eventually reach the Nile's source in Burundi

1- Mediterranean

2- Cairo

3- Luxor

4- Nubian

5- Blue Nile

6- White Nile

7- White

The Nile is a river in East Africa. Its mouth is located at Alexandria on the shores of Egypt towards the Mediterranean. In Khartoum, Sudan, the White and Blue Niles flow together. The river originates in the East African Plateau and flows into the Mediterranean Sea. The waters of the river are used for irrigation and electricity production. The Nile Delta and Valley is home to almost the entire population and almost the entire economy of Egypt is based in its surroundings.

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