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How are silt, delta, and irrigation helpful to the Egyptians?

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Irrigation: The Egyptians developed systems of irrigation to make the most of the Nile's water, they diverted flood waters from cities to prevent them from flowing. I<span>rrigation was crucial to their agricultural success, but regardless, there were no statewide regulations on water control. Irrigation was the responsibility of local farmers.

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