They built these walls called Chounts and that pretected the flooding but three times the Chount did not work
by making dams
Yeah, when the Chinese drop a huge piece of concrete in its way... Yeah, when the Chinese drop a huge piece of concrete in its way...
Floods cause major damage to crops and property and endanger people's lives.
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Singapore,,,,,almost 80% of its people are Chinese ethic,,,,,
Tate Dalrymple has written: 'Major Texas floods of 1935' -- subject(s): Floods 'Major Texas floods of 1936' -- subject(s): Floods 'Flood-frequency analyses' -- subject(s): Flood forecasting
The most recent major floods in Queensland began in December 2010, and worsened in January 2011.
The River Yangtze floods roughly every 2 years, but most of these floods are not major.
Throughout recent history, the Missouri River has proven capable of thwarting almost every attempt to control it. The United States Army Corps of Engineers completed six large reservoirs along the "main-stem" of the Missouri in order to try to control floods and provide other benefits. However, as the flood of 1993 illustrates, the Missouri still has the potential for causing major problems. Ice jam, snowmelt, and intense rainfall are all causes of floods which have occurred historically on the Missouri. Ironically, the main-stem reservoirs built in-part to control floods may exacerbate the ice jam problem because low wintertime discharges might facilitate ice formation. Floods along the Missouri River in Nebraska have happened frequently; however, major floods have occurred in 1881, 1943, 1952, 1967, 1978, and 1993. The flood of record occurred in April, 1952.
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The current floods in Brisbane (May 2009) have been the worst since the floods in 1974. By the time the 1974 floods abated, four days after they set in, 16 people had died, 300 had been injured, and 9,000 people left homeless. Total cost of the damage, in 1974 values, was $200 million. Since the above was written, there have been more, major floods. Commencing in central Queensland around 10 December 2010, massive floods have moved across Queensland, inundating major centres such as Rockhampton, Emerald and Warwick, and many smaller towns such Mundubbera, St George, Theodore and Condamine in the worst known floods on record. River levels are not expected to go down until mid-January. On 11 January 2011, the Brisbane River broke its banks, with expectation that it will cause the worst floods in history, in terms of damage.