Monufia Governorate, Governorate in Egypt
Monufia Governorate is located in the northern part of Egypt, covering 2,543 square kilometers.
Monufia was known as the Land of Pharaohs and was first ruled by the Old Kingdom of Egypt (c. 2700–2200 BC).
The region is rich in agricultural activities and has significant textile industries.
Shebin El Kom serves as the governorate's capital city.
Monufia contains the ancient city of Sais, where Pluto's gate to the underworld was believed to be located.
Location: Egypt
Capital city: Shibin Al Kawm
Population: 4301601
Elevation above the sea: 10 m
Website: monofeya.gov.eg
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