Al-Qanater Al-Khayria (القناطر الخيرية), meaning 'The Benevolent Barrage,' is a historic hydraulic engineering landmark located in Qalyubia Governorate, approximately 20–22 kilometers north of Cairo. Built during the reign of Muhammad Ali Pasha in the 19th century, the barrage sits at the strategic point where the Nile River divides into its two main branches: the Rosetta Branch (Nile West) and the Damietta Branch (Nile East). The image shows the barrage structure spanning the river, surrounded by green parkland that serves as one of Egypt's most visited public recreational areas. The site remains historically significant as a feat of early modern water management in Egypt and continues to attract visitors to its public gardens and waterfront.