Chapter V: The oases and the geology of Egypt by H.J.L
Beadnell, F.G.S., F.R.G.S._--(Page 107).
40. The oases.
41. Dakhla oasis.
42. Kharga oasis.
43. Baharia oasis.
44. Farafra oasis.
45. The geology of Egypt.
46. Igneous rocks.
47. Sedimentary rocks.
48. Upper cretaceous.
49. Eocene.
50. Oligocene and Miocene.
51. Pliocene, Pleistocene and Recent.
52. Economic products.
Table of Appendices (Page 117).
Index (Page 221).
LIST OF PLATES.
PAGE.
I. Plan of the Nile Valley 12
II. Longitudinal Section of the Nile Valley 14
III. Outlet of Lake Victoria 26
IV. Cross sections of the Nile and its tributaries (1) 28
V. Gauge diagrams of Lakes Victoria and Albert 30
VI. The Sudd region 34
VII. Outlet of Tsana Lake 44
VIII. Gauge diagrams of the White and Blue Niles at Khartoum 46
IX. Cross sections of the Nile and its tributaries (2) 42
X. Longitudinal section of the Nile: Wady Halfa to Assuân 48
XI. Cross sections of the Nile and its tributaries (3) 52
XII. Longitudinal section of the Nile: Assuân to Cairo 50
XIII. Typical cross sections of the Nile Valley 50
XIV. Plan of typical basin irrigation in Egypt 66
XV. Plan of the Fayoum and the Wady Rayan 76
XVI. Longitudinal section of the Fayoum and the Wady Rayan 80
XVII. „ „ „ Rosetta Branch 54
XVIII. „ „ „ Damietta Branch 54
XIX. Plan of typical perennial irrigation in Egypt 68
XX. Possible tunnel at Lake Tsana 103
XXI. The Egyptian oases 108
THE NILE IN 1904.
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