Ethiopia, Amhara Region, Welo. A tributary of the Lesser Abay River which empties its waters into Lake Tana. For years, this river was regarded as the true source of the Blue Nile (which Ethiopians call the Abay').
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Ethiopia, Amhara Region, Welo. A tributary of the Lesser Abay River which empties its waters into Lake Tana. For years, this river was regarded as the true source of the Blue Nile (which Ethiopians call the Abay').
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Ethiopia, Amhara Region, Welo. The Lesser Abay River empties its waters into Lake Tana and was for years regarded as the true source of the Blue Nile (which Ethiopians call the Abay').
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Ethiopia, Amhara Region, Welo. The lake formed by an hydro-electric dam on the 608km-long Tekeze River which rises in the central Ethiopian Highlands and flows west, north and then west again until it joins a tributary of the Nile in Sudan.
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Ethiopia, Amhara Region, Welo. The 608km-long Tekeze River rises in the central Ethiopian Highlands and flows west, north and then west again until it joins a tributary of the Nile in Sudan.
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