They didn't have to be, but it was certainly easier for early settlers of a region to establish themselves near water that could be used for drinking and crop-growing. Towns near the coast of large bodies of water later had the advantage of trade. These days, since water and other supplies can be easily transported long distances, proximity to water isn't such a priority anymore.
Establishing towns near water allowed for irrigation of crops.
they built towns near a water source
Near a water source.
Establishing towns near water allowed for irrigation of crops.
to get water easy
An oasis usually has a reliable permanent water source for domestic use as well as some farming.
towns naturally develop there in the desert cause there is very little water and that's why they plant crops for food and water and other things..............:).. 8)
Towns developed near water sources such as rivers, lakes, and seas for access to drinking water, transportation, and agriculture. Water sources provided essential resources for daily life and economic activities, leading to the growth and development of towns over time.
Towns and cities are often located near bodies of water for many reasons. Bodies of water are important to cities because they are a source of water, food, and transportation.
they live near water always.
so that they could get enough supply of fresh water.....
Towns in deserts would naturally develop near oases because in a desert there is very little water and the water would be required to grow crops for food along with water to drink.