Where does the Nile River start from?

The Nile River begins just south of the Equator, flows northward through Egypt, Sudan, Uganda, Ethiopia, Zaire, the Sahara Desert, Kenya, Tanzania, Eritrea, Burundi, and Rwanda and ends at the Mediterranean Sea after flowing through the Nile River Delta. read more

Even through the source of the Nile River has long been thought to be Lake Victoria; the Nile River originates from two separate tributes. The White Nile is said to originate from Lake No in the Great lakes region of Central Africa. read more

The White Nile starts in Rwanda and the Blue Nile starts in Ethiopia and they are the starting points that merge together to create the main Nile River. The river ends at the Mediterranean Sea. The source confluence near Khartoum - Primary source - White Nile and secondary source - Blue Nile. read more