The Nile River.
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The Nile River is the longest river in the world stretching over 4,184 miles (Parsons 2001). It has two sources, one at Lake Victoria, the White Nile, and the second in Ethiopia at Lake Tana, the Blue Nile (Parsons 2001). Although these are its two main sources, many other smaller rivers flow into it as well. The Nile passes through the countries of Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania, Kenya, Zaire, Ethiopia, Uganda, Sudan and Egypt before emptying into the Mediterranean. …
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…for Research and Publishing: Beirut, 1971. Smith, Russel. "Africa's Potential Water Wars." BBC News Science/Nature. 15 Nov 1999. BBC. 15 May 2005 <http://www.news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/worldafrica/454929.stm>. Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia. "Aswan Dam." Wikipedia Articles. 2005. Wikipedia. 25 May 2005 <http://en.wikipedia.org/eiki/Aswan_High_Dam>. Wolf, Aaron. "Middle East Water Conflicts and Directions for Resolution, Food, Agriculture, and the Environment." International Food Policy Research Institute Discussion Paper 12 (1996).
