1. Yangudi-Rassa National Park
(Nature/National parks)

...uth-eastern boundary, and is surrounded by the Rassa plains. Habitats include Riverine forests along the Awash River, marshes and small lakes, dry riverbeds, rocky hills, sandy semi-desert and wooded ...

2. Adama / Nazareth
(Cities/Nazreth / Adama)

... some 27 km from Adama, with its two naturally heated swimming pools. Sodere, bordering the banks of the Awash River, is a site where one sees crocodiles basking in the sun, Colobus monkeys jumping fr...

3. Wildlife
(Nature/Wildlife)

...iopia's wildlife species are either on the borders or down the length of the Rift Valley: Yangudi-Rassa, Awash, Abijatta-Shalla Lakes, Nechisar, Omo, and Mago national parks and Senkele Swayne's Harte...

4. Awash National Park
(Nature/National parks)

Awash National Park is located 225 km east of Addis Ababa, the Park stretches 30km east to west and a little less from north to south. The terrain is mainly acacia woodland and grassland.

5. Landmarks
(Nature/Geography)

...ypt depends. The other rivers that are used for irrigation, hydroelectric power and tourism are Angereb, Awash, Baro, Genale, Mereb, Omo, Tekeze, Wabeshebelle. There are two types of lakes in Ethio...

6. Archeology
(Category Blog)

The history of Ethiopia begins with Lucy. Lucy was a female hominoid who lived in what is now called the Awash Valley in Hadar some 3.2 million years ago. The skeleton was discovered in 1974. Lucy’s