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Ad-Dākhilah Oasis
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View of Al-Qasr village in Egypt's ad-Dakhilah oasis, showing mud-brick buildings, a tall minaret, palm trees, and people walking on a dirt road, with desert cliffs in the background.
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Ad-Dākhilah Oasis

geological feature, Egypt
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  • Al-Wādī al-Jadīd, Egypt: White Desert
    Al-Wādī al-Jadīd

    Al-Dākhilah Oasis is much smaller; date growing has been the traditional occupation. In the 1970s an agricultural experimental program tested new varieties of cotton and other crops, with the goal of developing varieties that could tolerate desert conditions.

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    Al-Dākhilah Oasis is much smaller; date growing has been the traditional occupation. In the 1970s an agricultural experimental program tested new varieties of cotton and other crops, with the goal of developing varieties that could tolerate desert conditions.

    Read More