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There are three important streams that help make up the Nile River: The Blue Nile, Atbara, and the White Nile. These streams will eventually flow into Lakes Victoria and Albert.

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Many organisms live in and around the Nile River such as the: Nile Monitor, African Tigerish, Nile Crocodile, Hippopotamus (river horse), Black Rhino and Nile Perch.

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The environment around the Nile River is mostly dry and desert like. Many areas around it, including the major city Cairo, experiences khamsin (sandstorm) swells.

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Pollution / Exploiting Rivers for Resources

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Pollution / Exploiting Rivers for Resources

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Humans exploit the river by polluting it with trash, automobiles, sewage, and fertilizers. People also exploit the river by over-fishing and damaging the animals wildlife, which leads to a decline in reproduction or habitat relocation.

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The Nile river begins at the Mediterranean Sea and dumps into Lake Victoria

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4,132 miles (6,650 kilometers)

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20° N (latitude)
29° E (longitude)