Rhumel River

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The Rhumel River is a river in northeastern Algeria that flows through the city of Constantine, carving its famous deep gorges and shaping the city’s dramatic landscape.

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Rhumel River canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
alsoKnownAs Oued Rhumel
Oued Rhumel River
linked to: Oued Rhumel
carved gorges of Constantine
continent Africa
country Algeria
drainageBasin Mediterranean Sea basin
linked to: Mediterranean Sea
erosionProcess fluvial erosion
flowsThrough Constantine
hasCulturalSignificance symbol of Constantine’s landscape
hasFeature deep gorges
steep cliffs
hasGeomorphologicalImpact shaping of Constantine plateau
hasRole natural defensive barrier for Constantine (historically)
hasTourismValue scenic attraction in Constantine
hasValleyType canyon
influenced urban landscape of Constantine
languageOfName French
locatedIn Constantine Province
northeastern Algeria
near Mediterranean coast of Algeria
partOf hydrographic network of northeastern Algeria
region Maghreb
linked to: North Africa
usedFor domestic water supply (locally)
irrigation

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Constantine river Rhumel River
El-Kantara Bridge crosses Rhumel River
Sidi Rached Bridge crosses Rhumel River
Cirta situatedNear Rhumel River
Sidi M’Cid Bridge crosses Rhumel River
Devil’s Bridge (Constantine) hasViewOf Rhumel River
subject linked to: Devil’s Bridge