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How many dams were built on jhelum river in Pakistan?
the dam built on jhelum is mangla dam
What are the names of four dams of Pakistan?
There are many dams in Pakistan. The names of famous four dams are; Tarbela, Mangla, Warsak, and Chashma.
What dams percentage of electricity is produce in Pakistan?
Dams produce 34 percent of electricity in Pakistan...so my school says :).
Are dams built to increase farmland?
Dams are built to generate electric power, to create a body of water for irrigations of farms, for recreational uses, for erosion control (small dams), but in most cases decrease the area of farmland.
Why do Pakistan need dams?
Well ! Pakistan has been facing energy crises for the past 4 years. The electricity produced there does't fulfil the needs. So, they need to build more dams to create more electricity to meet the needs of the population.
Where dams were built?
i dunnobecause they are
Who built dams?
The engineers.
Why did the Aztecs build dams?
they built dams to keep the flooding out of their cities
What are dams built to generate energy from water call?
hydroelectric dams
How many dams in Pakistan and where they are situated?
Akhori Dam Donhngi Dam Ghazi Barotha Dam Gomal Dam Gomal Zam Dam Hub Dam Kalabagh Dam Karoonjhar Dam Khanpur Dam Mangla Dam Mirani Dam Shakidor Dam Simly Dam Tarbela Dam
What is name of 5dams Pakistan?
There are about 149 different dams in Pakistan. Terbela is the largest dam of Pakistan. Mangla is the second largest dam. Mangi, Warsak, Chashma, Hub, Tenda, Khanpur, Namal, Rawal, Simly, and Ghazi Brotha are other known dams in Pakistan.
What are dams built in Holland called?
Dams built in Holland are commonly referred to as "dijken" (dikes) and "dammen" (dams). The Netherlands is known for its extensive system of dikes and dams, which are crucial for flood protection and land reclamation. The most famous of these is the Afsluitdijk, which separates the IJsselmeer from the Wadden Sea. These structures play a vital role in managing water levels and protecting the low-lying country from the sea.
