Badien Island

Badien Island (also spelled Jazeerat Dadeen) is one of the biggest islands in the Nile and the second biggest island in Sudan. The island is 21 kilometres in length and 7 kilometres in width. It is 56 km (35 mi) Northern to Dongola the capital of the Northern State in Sudan. Badien Island is home to 40,000 people, all Nubians, who speak in Nubian in Mahsiyya and Dongola accents. with. The island is divided into four administrative districts by north, south, east, and west. The island's main industry is agriculture, planting wheat, beans, and other crops. The island obtained electricity grid in 2005, raising the efficiency of agriculture. It is somethings that people look forward to seeing while by the Nile

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geography_of_Sudan

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