- The
Bashilo River (less
often known as the Be****ta) is
located in Ethiopia.
Known for its canyon,
which one
source describes as
almost as
extensive as...
-
River Wanchet River Qechene River Robe
River Dembi River Walaqa River Bashilo River Checheho River Lake Tana, into
which flow
Gilgel Abay
Magech River...
- west by the Abbay, on the
south by the
river Wanchet, on the
north by the
Bashilo River and on the east by the
Escarpment that
separate it from the Afar...
-
Those on its left bank, in
downstream order,
include the
Wanqa River, the
Bashilo River, the
Walaqa River, the
Wanchet River, the
Jamma River, the Muger...
- Date 1270
Location ****int, Ethiopia,
north of
Bashilo River Result Decisive victory of
Yekuno Amlak Fall of the
Zagwe dynasty Beginning of the Solomonic...
-
south to Magdala,
Tewodros advanced from the west, up the
course of the
Bashilo River, with the
cannons (including his
prize creation, the m****ive Sebastopol)...
- "Yesterday
morning (we)
descended three thousand nine
hundred feet to
Bashilo River and
approached Magdala with
First Brigade to
reconnoitre it. Theodore...
- Aethiopica,
Amhara is
situated between the Abay
River to the west, the
Bashilo River in the north, the Afar
Depression to the east and the
Awash River...
- on the
southwest by Sayint, on the west by Magdala, on the
north by the
Bashilo River which separates it from
Semien Wollo Zone, on the
northeast by Amb****el...
- Bahr-el-Azrak or Blue Nile. The Abay has many tributaries. Of these, the
Bashilo rises near
Magdala and
drains eastern Amhara; the
Jamma rises near Ankober...
