Ayesha River

Ayesha River is an intermittent river of eastern Ethiopia. Its drainage basin is part of the East African Rift.

Overview

The Ethiopian Ministry of Water Resources lists the drainage area of the Ayesha amongst the twelve major basins in the country, with an area of 2,223 square kilometers, although it lacks any measurable flow.[1]

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References
  1. "Table 4.1. Important Physical Characteristics of the Ethiopian Basins, Nature and features of the Ethiopian river basins" Archived 2011-07-20 at the Wayback Machine, Ministry of Water Resources website (accessed 14 July 2009)


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