Nilometer in Rhoda Island
Nilometer in Rhoda Island, Nilometer on Rhoda Island
A nilometer is a device for measuring the Nile River's flood levels.
Built in the 9th century AD, it was instrumental in predicting floods.
It reflects ancient Egyptian ingenuity in hydrological engineering.
Located on Rhoda Island in Cairo, it now serves as a tourist landmark.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site nominee, this nilometer is Egypt's oldest.
Location: Rhoda Island
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