The Nile River Explained in under 3 Minutes

[@caedmoncollier501]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🌊 The Nile River is the longest river in the world, with a length of 6695 kilometers. 00:54 🌍 The Nile flows from south of the Equator to the 31st degree latitude, covering 10% of Africa's land area. 01:51 ☔ The Nile experiences extreme seasonal variations in water flow, with the Blue Nile contributing over 70% of the discharge during the wet season. 02:48 🌾 The Nile's annual flooding and sediment flow have historically supported Egyptian agriculture, but the Aswan High Dam has disrupted this balance. Made with HARPA AI

[@kpoplover6174]

Thank u so much

[@_thacieng]

I am Rwandan, and on my google map account, I have marks of the sources of the Akagera river. ( you can see exactly when water comes out of the hills) I have marked around 65% of those, and continue when I have time The farthest source of the Nile is Nyungwe forest 🌳 Rwanda, there’s a video on KZbin of a journalist that shows.

[@muqtasidaliawan]

Any link??

[@ogyct]

It would be nice to see more than 3 minutes of such content. Really intertaining

[@voltagexsparky3409]

Keep up the good work 👍

[@raymondmordi7937]

Patriotic Brazilians have done so much to displace the Nile as the longest river of the World to no avail. The fact is that, which ever way it is measured, the Nile remains the longest river in the world. Nobody disputes the majestic Amazon as the largest river but in length it is a bit shorter than the Nile. The Nile basin is interesting. It includes some of the greatest "collection" of freshwater lakes in the World. These includes the Victoria (Nyansa) which is the largest tropical feshwater lake, the Kyoga and the Tana. These lakes are filled up with perhaps over 1000 species of fishes especially cichlids and barbs most being endemic. This will put the Nile basin as one of the most species rich species in the World. The Nile perch introduced by British colonialists to Lake Victoria did a lot of destruction of the native species of cichlids in the lake. In the past, it is thought that as much as 200 species had been lost unfortunately. But it is now being realized that most of the species did survive the onslaughter of the Nile perch by "hiding" in the less accesible parts of the massive lake and its smaller "satellites"

[@athleticboi3181]

😊

[@MJW238]

It’s not true that it is the longest however you choose to measure. You can definitely measure in ways that make the Amazon longer. Whether those are good ways (and if there’s even such a things as the correct way to measure) is a completely different matter.

[@clementasampana4402]

@@MJW238 officially the Nile is the longest river in the world!!!!

[@MJW238]

@@clementasampana4402 What official?

[@clementasampana4402]

@@MJW238 go and ask your father

[@korea.festival]

Enjoyed watching this video my friend Really awesome views Thank you Stay connected

[@andrewtaynton3402]

Brilliant. Thank you

[@futuremillionaire450]

The most southern source of the Nile river is located in Burundi 🇧🇮,, specifically Rutovu district. There is a pyramid built there. This is how it goes: Ruvyironza>Ruvubu>Kagera>Lake Victoria>White Nile>Blue Nile> The Nile

[@khangembamkumar7274]

Great content 💯

[@kiritugeorge4684]

Fun fact, the Nile had a third branch, the yellow Nile whose origin was in the Chad region. It went extinct due to dessication

[@perkovic09]

Great video

[@clay1528]

‘ “Mississippi River Watershed covers one-third of of US” is true if you exclude the State of Alaska. Love these videos ColorfulClay, retired watershed hydrologist

[@carlosyanezlozada8809]

Hawaii included?.

[@ayanshrokstsrvlog1237]

Thankyou. Somuch

[@ambatinaresh5099]

Well said about river Nile but a video can made upto 20 min. minimum as the river Nile the longest in the world has a great prominence from the ancient Egypt civilization era

[@bircruz555]

When I was in 5th grade, I learned about the longest river, the highest mountain, the largest ocean, etc. That is 5th Grade. Then when I reached 11th grade the longest river meant nothing. It was only 10 percent of the Nile's stream flow. the balance of the water and 100 percent of the silt that bult ancient Egypt came from the Ethiopian Highlands. I was advised to outgrow 5th grade statistics. There would have been no Egypt without the Blue Nile. But many have not outgrown 5th grade.

[@wong4728]

When you showed the flow when the earth turn it seems the Nile flow upward. I don't understand how that is, please explain

[@trevdood]

The height of lake Victoria is about 1800m above sea level

[@richardmugoh6801]

And it's along the equator

[@Cdot4585]

North is not "up" it's just north. Water flows from higher elevations to the ocean (or in some instances below sea level ie dead sea and others).

[@dwaynejordan5898]

​@@Cdot4585correct, maps of earth orientation makes us believe north is up..

[@squarrk2605]

Thanks for this, I use to tell people I knew about this river but now I can see I was in denial

[@santusanturohit4832]

Is it possible to divert the water of Congo river to Lake Victoria/Nile river?

[@Chilinda_GA]

I don't think so; there are mountains in the area of land between L. Victoria and Congo (I Rwanda, Burundi, and Uganda).

[@tealsquare]

​@@Chilinda_GA and the Rift Valley

[@johntucker2826]

a bit out of date ....no mention of the Renaissance Dam......

[@martyes9563]

I don't think they don't have the answers, I just think they're in De Nile 😂

[@michaeldente5760]

River flows downwards..could the map be flipped?

[@alexandralibin5131]

Is the narator a person or an automaton? With do many oddly pronounced words, it's hard to tell.

[@FactSpark]

I am in fact a person narrating the videos. English isn't my first language so that's why I struggle with the pronunciation sometimes

[@us3rG]

​@@FactSparkyou did great

[@carlosyanezlozada8809]

​@FactSpark what's your first language?. Thank you for the videos, are great!.

[@yakoobhussain8807]

River " nile " s length about 7000 k.m. what about her breadth? Please...

[@sikandersikander-v1v]

amazing egypt.nile.❤. Last Alexandria.nile❤

[@johannesels5288]

Hang on, did he just say it starts somewhere south of the equator and flows north through Egypt..?

[@FactSpark]

Yes I did, the exact source is still disputed

[@asianzainfn]

the nile river explained in under 3 mins video being under 3 mins by 1 second

[@dohamosheer9245]

نهر النيل اطول نهر في العالم ، هو أساس حضارتنا نحن لمصريين القدماء 🤎🇪🇬🏞️

[@mediacare6744]

😂😂😂😂,.. you're an Arab ...this river is ours. We make it

[@محمدمحمد-ك3ز5ر]

​@@mediacare6744🤣you made nothing you are nothing

[@mediacare6744]

@@محمدمحمد-ك3ز5ر Come out to the sun. Why are you hiding during the day and come out in the night?

[@zakariaelalazaar1104]

بدون نهر النيل. يعني نِهاية 150 مليون نسمة فى. السودان ومصر

[@Hhenryarero]

River Nile tributaries

[@NazirHussainsood0786]

The largest river is the Amazon

[@Giggachad931]

Just watch the top gear special

[@vladimirndoj1997]

Naser is sixth largest man made lake in the world and not second Get the information correctly in your next video

[@boonteetan4448]

Could Nile be losing its water? If Nile & its tributaries are indeed going to dry up due to whatever cause there may be (climate change is one), it is indirectly sending an undesirable projection to the countries that the rivers run through. The consequences would be unbearable to the people..

[@velaxzeevasa4321]

It's already said in Bible, when the end of world is near God will dry this river. You must check it. Isaiah 19:5-7 Revelation 16:12

[@PegasusSchoolsStemClubs]

My teacher lied go to us that Mississippi is the longest river 😢😢

[@serdarpolat770]

Abu Huraira reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “The Ceyhan, the Oxus, the Euphrates, and the Nile are all from the rivers of Paradise.” Source: Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 2839 Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Muslim

[@martinsibeanusi4317]

They said the Latin name it Nilus, and I asked how they came about the name if they didn't hear it from the African. The Ancient Egyptian called River/sea miri/mmiri and the name Niile or Nile is from an African Language that means All. So they call it Mmiri Nile which means All of the Rivers. The Language is Igbo.

[@kalyanbanerjee4365]

Any discussion about Nile will remain incomplete without mentioning the name of sir richard burton the first explorer in search of the source of Nile

[@Adi-p7b]

River Abbay ..not "Nile"

[@asianzainfn]

bro needs to study ancient egypt cuz we all know its nile

[@mariosettles]

The most confusing / complex “straight to the point” video I’ve ever watched on KZbin 😅………😬

[@unclefester831]

The longest river in the world aka the Nile.

[@presmasterflash7555]

Debatable

[@geezyeskabante]

@@presmasterflash7555very debatable as I learned😂

[@geezyeskabante]

All the tributaries at the bottom technically aren’t the Nile

[@Wambundo]

Egypt better be humble

[@AffectionateDrumKit-ej2jx]

Ethiopia.nile.EGYPT.lost.nile.alxsanria❤❤❤

[@محمدمحمد-ك3ز5ر]

😂

[@Hhenryarero]

The source of River Nile is lake Victoria

[@ሀይሚUTB5555]

My etihopia 🇪🇹 nile

[@Jabrillo21]

We dont call it nile! Just 🇪🇹 ABAY ❤

[@محمدمحمد-ك3ز5ر]

😂

[@chriscentssemugabi1670]

Do away with conspiracy. 1. it's real name is KIIRA. 2. Its source is Jinja , Uganda in lake nalubaale which Europeans re named lake Victoria (as if Victoria gave birth to it 😂😂) You can visit the source if the Nile in Jinja, Uganda.

[@MGharriy]

1. Who cares 2. Who cares

[@clementasampana4402]

@@MGharriyI care!!!

[@clementasampana4402]

@@MGharriy I care

[@OrbWeaver6]

nope. it's source is not clearly known since it's a merge of two large rivers and other tributaries

[@chriscentssemugabi1670]

@@OrbWeaver6 its source may not be known but by you. River Nile starts in the depth of lake Victoria, and flows from Jinja out of Victoria. We live there, we don’t need to be told , proved, taught. We see with our eyes.

[@dilbijundi3315]

Meet

[@eLZeu_1]

Is it just me or his voice is really tiring? I couldn't finish the video

[@leulgizaw8178]

This some bull...

[@taakaimmaculate6554]

Just come to Uganda and see the source of kiira/ Nile snd stop all these wrong and misguided th we ories

[@yourhealthyourhand9224]

🇮🇳🇮🇱🇮🇳🇮🇱🇮🇳🇮🇱🇮🇳🇮🇱

[@heatvisuals]

why it gotta be called white nile, though?

[@RyanRobinson-c2t]

No it’s not it is the nile

[@jamesmorris9209]

The longest river is the Amazon

[@andresmit4321]

Nile is 150km longer than amazon

[@nolacstackst6834]

No it's the Nile

[@pixelpie5280]

Largest is amazon longest is nile

[@yididu16]

And what kms please😒😏??

[@Fatima-o1s2i]

The largest river is the amazone ..Nile is the longest

[@dikeatukunda1612]

The Nile river flows right from the land of Azania. When you read the Bible well and do your research, you will find the truth right there in your face!

[@garyb6219]

Yes, because everything in the bible is fact. Where are my slaves?!

[@paigeawin]

horrible explanation.

[@shantellove4133]

Blessings to everyone, if you haven't yet repented and accepted Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior, please do so before it's too late, it's not God's will for none to perish Acts 2 vs 38 John 3 vs 16 Romans 10 vs 13

[@AdMap7]

There is no god but Allah

[@MrWawamovie]

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[@asianzainfn]

Patriotic Brazilians have done so much to displace the Nile as the longest river of the World to no avail. The fact is that, which ever way it is measured, the Nile remains the longest river in the world. Nobody disputes the majestic Amazon as the largest river but in length it is a bit shorter than the Nile. The Nile basin is interesting. It includes some of the greatest "collection" of freshwater lakes in the World. These includes the Victoria (Nyansa) which is the largest tropical feshwater lake, the Kyoga and the Tana. These lakes are filled up with perhaps over 1000 species of fishes especially cichlids and barbs most being endemic. This will put the Nile basin as one of the most species rich species in the World. The Nile perch introduced by British colonialists to Lake Victoria did a lot of destruction of the native species of cichlids in the lake. In the past, it is thought that as much as 200 species had been lost unfortunately. But it is now being realized that most of the species did survive the onslaughter of the Nile perch by "hiding" in the less accesible parts of the massive lake and its smaller "satellites