Jonathan Reeve Price, Satellite Remix: Aswan Dam, 2015

To supply cheap electricity to Egypt and Sudan, the Aswan High Dam catches, controls, and regulates the flood waters of the Nile River in Lake Nasser. The lake is more than 500 miles long, covering more than 2,000 square miles.

Downstream, the Nile collects water from streams coming down from the desert and the mountains, and forms lakes on its way north to the Mediterranean. The desert sands lie on one side, the grey mountains on the other, and in between, the dark waters flow down through the wheat and cotton fields.

Source: NASA image ISS002-E-7740, taken June 28, 2001.

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