The water required in the field per feddan for crops under normal conditions.

If water is sufficient, 1815-1911.

Lower Egypt Upper Egypt Season Crop Percentage of total area | Area per feddan | Percentage of total area | Area per feddan Irrigated area | Per feddan | of the cultivated area | Per feddan Maize and cotton | 200 57gallons 115 Wara 6h "Shahn :Buyd Al-Wuh Waw Al-La An Darla L A Walah 1 A A 5 |) 1ka 1an 07 Batm ||) A 8w 1a Ar? 1 Berasm (Rosh) 5wh 1afmd 1 0.

0000Wara 8an 1ju' 5 Al-Raseet |1 0010 Sar O L M Walam | At 2000Al-Rlah |... Kark <2l 3-2 Maize and cotton | '"' Buraq 00ku 58 - and more Lomm Sugarcane Yal Al-Yal Mmm W0 Arm 50* Llh Aqut | " . Kamsa 000 1 5000 Yal 0000a 1athra 6 |. Karsha L Yn An Mn 5mml Brkhm | A 00kn Y. 6" 1urm 5222Al-Mutawassit 527 The above figures indicate the average theoretical minimum and maximum. Thus, provision has been made for the possibility of two crops being planted in the same area. The area of summer rice has been considered for that season and is expected not to exceed this area in the future.

In Upper Egypt, the total area cultivated during the winter is 36%. In Upper Egypt during the flood, and approximately 36% in Lower Egypt during the summer, and approximately 36% in Lower Egypt with In Upper Egypt during the flood. Based on this, the current water requirements for both Upper and Lower Egypt can be estimated.

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/ A'ad Ys | Sasa Adat Ash-Shatawiyyah.llh 0000-w 1 Deek A 5h 4an 0 145 Hal" 6ml smw A 1 Jumla Al-Lazim Sanawyan lil-Faddan Al-Wahid min Jumla Al-Masaah bil-Wajh Al-Qibli... ,