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How do firestorms form?
the land gets dry
What were polders built?
Polders are low-lying areas of land that have been reclaimed from water bodies, typically used for agricultural purposes. They were built to manage water levels, protect against flooding, and create arable land in regions where land is scarce or vulnerable to inundation, such as the Netherlands. The construction of polders involves the use of dikes, drainage systems, and pumping stations to control water flow and maintain dry land for farming and habitation.
Did any German Army units ever land on UK soil during World War 2?
The Channel Islands were occupied by Germany during WW2.
How did Venice got Bombed?
Venice was bombed during World War II, particularly in 1945, as part of the Allied campaign to weaken Axis powers. The city faced air raids aimed at disrupting German supply lines and military operations in northern Italy. Although Venice's historical significance led to concerns about preserving its architecture, the bombings caused damage to several buildings and infrastructure. The attacks were part of the broader strategy to liberate Italy from fascist control.
Did they fight for land in World War 1?
yes because they said that was there land or they will say NO that's our land yes because they said that was there land or they will say NO that's our land
Where does Ryanair land in Venice?
Venice Treviso Airport.
How many acres of land in Venice?
Venice's (Italy) area is 102,440 acres.
What was Marco polo's home land?
his hometown was •Venice, Italy.
Venice beach land?
Yes, there is quite a lot of beach on Lido, which is accessible from old Venice.
What type of climate does Venice Italy have?
Is mainly wet dry and sunny.
Which Italian city is known as the land of water?
Venice
Was ther ever a tsunami at Venice beach?
nope
Do rats prefer wet land or dry land?
dry
What is a dry land area?
the land which have less or scracity of water is called dry land area such as deserts are dry and xerophytic
What are the major land features in Venice Italy?
canals. That's it!
Why is Venice called the Sinking Land?
Because it was built on the water.
Have there ever been any earthquakes in Venice Italy?
Sure!
