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How much water is in shannon river?
1957402 million litres
Does the shannon go through galway?
No, the Shannon River does not go through Galway city itself, but it flows nearby. The river's estuary is located south of the city, and the River Corrib, which runs through Galway, connects to the Shannon estuary. The Shannon is the longest river in Ireland, traversing much of the country before reaching the Atlantic Ocean.
How much does the amazon river pollution carry?
16583
How much pollution is in the Dnieper river?
eighty per cent
What rivers are in Roscommon?
The river Shannon forms much of the eastern boundary and the River Suck forms much of the western boundary. They are the two major rivers in Roscommon.
How much pollution in the orange river?
the Vaal river is connected to the Orange River and the Orange River itslef isnt polluted, but since the Vaal River has acidic water, the Orange River will be polluted.
How do use the word pollution in a sentence?
''Why is this stream so polluted?'' or ''The school's bathroom is very polluted''
Does Shannon mean of the sea?
I've found that name origin sites give slightly different meanings, but I think you are pretty much right.On behindthename.com, they say Shannon is composed originally of sean meaning old or wise and abhann- river.
Is the Blarney Stone closer to Dublin or Shannon?
Shannon is much nearer the Blarney Stone than Dublin is. It is about 110 kilometres from Shannon and about 258 kilometres from Dublin.Shannon is much nearer the Blarney Stone than Dublin is. It is about 110 kilometres from Shannon and about 258 kilometres from Dublin.Shannon is much nearer the Blarney Stone than Dublin is. It is about 110 kilometres from Shannon and about 258 kilometres from Dublin.Shannon is much nearer the Blarney Stone than Dublin is. It is about 110 kilometres from Shannon and about 258 kilometres from Dublin.Shannon is much nearer the Blarney Stone than Dublin is. It is about 110 kilometres from Shannon and about 258 kilometres from Dublin.Shannon is much nearer the Blarney Stone than Dublin is. It is about 110 kilometres from Shannon and about 258 kilometres from Dublin.Shannon is much nearer the Blarney Stone than Dublin is. It is about 110 kilometres from Shannon and about 258 kilometres from Dublin.Shannon is much nearer the Blarney Stone than Dublin is. It is about 110 kilometres from Shannon and about 258 kilometres from Dublin.Shannon is much nearer the Blarney Stone than Dublin is. It is about 110 kilometres from Shannon and about 258 kilometres from Dublin.Shannon is much nearer the Blarney Stone than Dublin is. It is about 110 kilometres from Shannon and about 258 kilometres from Dublin.Shannon is much nearer the Blarney Stone than Dublin is. It is about 110 kilometres from Shannon and about 258 kilometres from Dublin.
How do you choose sub topics?
Here is how to make subtopics for your paper or project!Make a list of facts and questions that you have researched for your topic. This can also include questions that you thought about when you started your topic.Now, look at all those questions and sentences - find words, phrases, or ideas that are similar, and begin grouping those facts together.Write out the headings you have made - the similar things - and list each question or fact under the heading where it belongs.This excellent information is from the website linked below, which is from Cambridge Rindge and Latin School - they even have a list of common sub-topic words to usel:For example:Say you have to do a project about local water pollution and you pick the Charles River as a body of water to research. Your general topic in this case is "Charles River Pollution".First, you may have brain stormed some questions like the following:How much is the Charles River polluted?What causes pollution in the Charles?Does the government do anything to clean up the pollution?How does the pollution in the river affect plant or animal life?How does the pollution in the river affect people?Will I ever be able to swim in the Charles?Next, you can identify and choose some categories these questions fit into, and select words that label those categories. It helps to think of these words as part of a phrase that includes your general topic. Keep reading and this will become more clear.Statistics How much is the Charles River polluted?Causes What causes pollution in the Charles?Solutions Does the government do anything to clean up the pollution?Effects How does the pollution in the river affect plant or animal life?Effects How does the pollution in the river affect people?Future Will I ever be able to swim in the Charles?Now, turn those categorizing words into subtopic headings by linking them to your general topic which is Charles River Pollution.How? Write your subtopic headings like this, leaving space under them for your questions:Statistics about Charles River PollutionCauses of Charles River PollutionEffects of Charles River PollutionSolutions to Charles River PollutionFuture of Charles River PollutionNow, you can rewrite your questions under these subtopic headings.LIKE THIS:Statistics about Charles River PollutionHow much is the Charles River polluted?Causes of Charles River PollutionWhat causes Charles River pollution?Effects of Charles River PollutionHow does the pollution in the river affect plant or animal life?How does the pollution in the river affect people?Solutions to Charles River PollutionDoes the government do anything to clean up the pollution?Future of Charles River PollutionWill people ever be able to swim in the Charles River?Now you can add any new questions you can think of under the subtopic headings. You are now on your way to making an outline. Use the Common Subtopic Headings list to give you ideas for categories. It can also help you to develop questions!
How much pollution do tourists make a year?
They do as much pollution as much the locals do.
How much does Shannon Brown weigh?
NBA player Shannon Brown weighs 210 pounds.
