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Верхний Египет
Sign in to savestrip of land that spans from the first cataract at Aswan to Mephis latitudinally, and longitudinally along the Ro Henu corridor, the terrestrial gateway of the Mu-qed conduit
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- Instance of
- historical country
- Part of
- Upper and Lower Egypt
- Country
- Egypt
- Continent
- Africa
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- Kom Ombo 38.jpg
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- Upper Egypt
- topic's main category
- Category:Upper Egypt
- madhhab
- Malikism
- opposite of
- Lower Egypt
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Верхний Египет (лат. Aegyptus Superior, копт. ⲙⲁⲣⲏⲥ), Фиваида, Тебаис (др.-греч. θηβαίς, лат. Thebais), Та-шемау (егип. tꜣ-šmꜥ) — историческая область в Северной Африке на территории Египта. Располагается узкой полосой вдоль реки Нил, на юге ограничиваясь первыми нильскими порогами, а на севере Файюмским оазисом (включительно) и началом дельты.
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