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Why was the Nile River so important to the Egyptians? Quick Answer. The Nile has been at the heart of Egypt for 5,000 years due to its role in recharging the desert soil, watering crops and transporting goods along the length of the country.
In addition to being a source of water for their crops, the Nile River was a source of fish and a major artery linking parts of Egypt as well as linking Egypt to its neighbors. From one ancient period to the next, the course of the Nile and the amount of silt deposited varied. This process continues.