Determine where the main areas of agriculture of ancient Egypt were located?

If you look at the map of Africa, you can see that Egypt is located in the desert zone. To the west of the country is the Libyan Desert (part of the Sahara), and to the east is the Arabian Desert. And in the middle of this arid area flows the Nile River, in the valley and in the delta of which there are lands suitable for agriculture. The Nile brought rich soil from the mountains, and the river water made it possible to water the fields. During floods, water flooded the fields, making them even more fertile.