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	==References==		==References==

	References with more information on the geology and hydrogeology of Eritrea ~~can~~ be ~~accessed~~ through the [https://~~www~~.bgs.ac.uk/africaGroundwaterAtlas/atlas.cfc?method=listResults&title_search=&author_search=&category_search=&country_search=ER&placeboolean=AND&singlecountry=1 Africa Groundwater Literature Archive].		References with more information on the geology and hydrogeology of Eritrea may be available through the [https://www2.bgs.ac.uk/africaGroundwaterAtlas/atlas.cfc?method=listResults&title_search=&author_search=&category_search=&country_search=ER&placeboolean=AND&singlecountry=1 Africa Groundwater Literature Archive].

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	'''This page has limited information. If you have more information on the hydrogeology of Eritrea, please get in touch!'''		'''This page has limited information. If you have more information on the hydrogeology of Eritrea, please get in touch!'''

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	Many ancient civilisations inhabited the area of present-day Eritrea. In the 16th century parts of the country came under Ottoman governance, including the coastal zone until the period of Italian colonisation in the late 19th century. During Italian occupation, the country saw major development of the industrial, agricultural and public service sectors. In the 1930s Italian Eritrea was merged with Italian Somaliland and Ethiopia as Italian East Africa. In 1941 Britain took over administration of Eritrea, and in 1950 the country was federated to Ethiopia. Ethiopia entirely annexed Eritrea in 1962, which was followed by 30 years of the Eritrean War for Independence, finally ending in 1991 when Ethiopian forces were defeated. The winning Eritrean People's Liberation Front has held power ever since in a one-party state. No national elections have been held in Eritrea since independence. Another border war with Ethiopia happened between 1998 and 2000, since when there has been periodic further unrest. International observers cite Eritrea as having one of the worst human rights records globally.		Many ancient civilisations inhabited the area of present-day Eritrea. In the 16th century parts of the country came under Ottoman governance, including the coastal zone until the period of Italian colonisation in the late 19th century. During Italian occupation, the country saw major development of the industrial, agricultural and public service sectors. In the 1930s Italian Eritrea was merged with Italian Somaliland and Ethiopia as Italian East Africa. In 1941 Britain took over administration of Eritrea, and in 1950 the country was federated to Ethiopia. Ethiopia entirely annexed Eritrea in 1962, which was followed by 30 years of the Eritrean War for Independence, finally ending in 1991 when Ethiopian forces were defeated. The winning Eritrean People's Liberation Front has held power ever since in a one-party state. No national elections have been held in Eritrea since independence. Another border war with Ethiopia happened between 1998 and 2000, since when there has been periodic further unrest. International observers cite Eritrea as having one of the worst human rights records globally.

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	'''This page has limited information ~~and needs to be updated~~. If you have more information on the hydrogeology of Eritrea, please get in touch!'''		'''This page has limited information. If you have more information on the hydrogeology of Eritrea, please get in touch!'''


	Many ancient civilisations inhabited the area of present-day Eritrea. In the 16th century parts of the country came under Ottoman governance, including the coastal zone until the period of Italian colonisation in the late 19th century. During Italian occupation, the country saw major development of the industrial, agricultural and public service sectors. In the 1930s Italian Eritrea was merged with Italian Somaliland and Ethiopia as Italian East Africa. In 1941 Britain took over administration of Eritrea, and in 1950 the country was federated to Ethiopia. Ethiopia entirely annexed Eritrea in 1962, which was followed by 30 years of the Eritrean War for Independence, finally ending in 1991 when Ethiopian forces were defeated. The winning Eritrean People's Liberation Front has held power ever since in a one-party state. No national elections have been held in Eritrea since independence. Another border war with Ethiopia happened between 1998 and 2000, since when there has been periodic further unrest. International observers cite Eritrea as having one of the worst human rights records globally.		Many ancient civilisations inhabited the area of present-day Eritrea. In the 16th century parts of the country came under Ottoman governance, including the coastal zone until the period of Italian colonisation in the late 19th century. During Italian occupation, the country saw major development of the industrial, agricultural and public service sectors. In the 1930s Italian Eritrea was merged with Italian Somaliland and Ethiopia as Italian East Africa. In 1941 Britain took over administration of Eritrea, and in 1950 the country was federated to Ethiopia. Ethiopia entirely annexed Eritrea in 1962, which was followed by 30 years of the Eritrean War for Independence, finally ending in 1991 when Ethiopian forces were defeated. The winning Eritrean People's Liberation Front has held power ever since in a one-party state. No national elections have been held in Eritrea since independence. Another border war with Ethiopia happened between 1998 and 2000, since when there has been periodic further unrest. International observers cite Eritrea as having one of the worst human rights records globally.
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Hydrogeology

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	==Hydrogeology==		==Hydrogeology==

	The hydrogeology map below shows a simplified version of the type and productivity of the main aquifers at a national scale (see the [[Hydrogeology ~~Map~~ \| hydrogeology Map]] resource page for more details).		The hydrogeology map below shows a simplified version of the type and productivity of the main aquifers at a national scale (see the [[Africa Groundwater Atlas Hydrogeology Maps \| hydrogeology Map]] resource page for more details).

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	[[File:Eritrea_Hydrogeology.png \| center \| thumb\| 500px \| Hydrogeology of Eritrea at 1:5million scale. For more information on how the map was developed see the [[Hydrogeology ~~Map~~ \| hydrogeology map]] resource page]]		[[File:Eritrea_Hydrogeology.png \| center \| thumb\| 500px \| Hydrogeology of Eritrea at 1:5million scale. For more information on how the map was developed see the [[Africa Groundwater Atlas Hydrogeology Maps \| hydrogeology map]] resource page]]

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Water statistics

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	\|Freshwater withdrawal as % of total renewable water resources \|\| \|\| 7.956\|\| \|\|		\|Freshwater withdrawal as % of total renewable water resources \|\| \|\| 7.956\|\| \|\|
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	\|~~Renewable~~ groundwater ~~resources~~ (Million cubic metres/year) \|\| No data \|\| No data \|\| No data \|\| No data		\|Total renewable groundwater (Million cubic metres/year) \|\| \|\| \|\|500 \|\|
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			\|Exploitable: Regular renewable groundwater (Million cubic metres/year) \|\| No data \|\| No data \|\| No data \|\| No data
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	\|Groundwater produced internally (Million cubic metres/year) \|\| \|\| \|\|500 \|\|		\|Groundwater produced internally (Million cubic metres/year) \|\| \|\| \|\|500 \|\|
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	<sup>1</sup> More information on [http://www.fao.org/nr/water/aquastat/water_use_agr/index.stm irrigation water use and requirement statistics]		<sup>1</sup> More information on [http://www.fao.org/nr/water/aquastat/water_use_agr/index.stm irrigation water use and requirement statistics]


	==Geology==		==Geology==

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	==References==		==References==

	References with more information on the geology and hydrogeology of Eritrea can be accessed through the [~~http~~://www.bgs.ac.uk/~~africagroundwateratlas~~/~~searchResults~~.~~cfm~~?title_search=&author_search=&category_search=&country_search=ER&placeboolean=AND&singlecountry=1 Africa Groundwater Literature Archive].		References with more information on the geology and hydrogeology of Eritrea can be accessed through the [https://www.bgs.ac.uk/africaGroundwaterAtlas/atlas.cfc?method=listResults&title_search=&author_search=&category_search=&country_search=ER&placeboolean=AND&singlecountry=1 Africa Groundwater Literature Archive].

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	'''Dr Kirsty Upton''' and '''Brighid Ó Dochartaigh''', British Geological Survey, UK		'''Dr Kirsty Upton''' and '''Brighid Ó Dochartaigh''', British Geological Survey, UK

	~~Please cite this page as: Upton & Ó Dochartaigh~~, ~~2016.~~		'''Dr Imogen Bellwood-Howard''', Institute of Development Studies, UK

	Bibliographic reference: Upton, ~~K. &~~ Ó Dochartaigh, ~~B.É~~. ~~2016~~. Africa Groundwater Atlas: Hydrogeology of Eritrea. British Geological Survey. Accessed [date you accessed the information]. http://earthwise.bgs.ac.uk/index.php/Hydrogeology_of_Eritrea		Please cite this page as: Upton, Ó Dochartaigh and Bellwood-Howard, 2018.

			Bibliographic reference: Upton K, Ó Dochartaigh BÉ and Bellwood-Howard, I. 2018. Africa Groundwater Atlas: Hydrogeology of Eritrea. British Geological Survey. Accessed [date you accessed the information]. http://earthwise.bgs.ac.uk/index.php/Hydrogeology_of_Eritrea

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	\|Total internal renewable water resources (cubic metres/inhabitant/year) \|\| \|\| \|\| 535.6 \|\|		\|Total internal renewable water resources (cubic metres/inhabitant/year) \|\| \|\| \|\| 535.6 \|\|
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	\|Freshwater withdrawal as % of total renewable water resources \|\| \|\| 7.956\|\| \|\|		\|Freshwater withdrawal as % of total renewable water resources \|\| \|\| 7.956\|\| \|\|
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