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How many dams does Washington have and what are the three main purposes of the dams?
10
Are their dams in botswana?
on the Metsemotlhaba River, for example, there more than 700 small dams serving a variety of purposes
What are water dams?
Water dams are blocks put on river and lake routes to stop the flow of water and corner it to be used for useful purposes.
What are 8 common purposes of dams and examples?
Dams serve the common purpose of retaining water.Other structures like floodgates or levees are used to manage or water flow into specific land regions.
Is a dictionary a book which fulfills its purposes?
Every dictionary, whatever it's size and content fulfills it's purpose. Dictionaries offer ease of reference and are as complete as possible as regards both the range of words included and the information given under each entry
How do dams drestoy the amazon?
dams that prevent flooding as well as hydroeletrical dams all destroy the amazon in their own unique way.
How many dams are in Connecticut?
There are 765 Dams in Connecticut U.S.A. I counted them all up myself.
Where is a dam in ural or urban areas?
Dams can be found in both rural and urban areas. In rural areas, dams are often built for agricultural irrigation, hydroelectric power generation, and water supply. In urban areas, dams may be constructed for flood control, reservoirs, recreational purposes, or to provide drinking water to the population.
What are built along major rivers?
there can be all sorts along major rivers like dams statues.
How many dams does China have?
A study by the World Commission on Dams placed China's large dam total at over 22,000-the most in the world. Large dams are those roughly four stories or taller. Most of China's were built after 1949. And as the study points out, that translates into one large dam built per day, every day since the emergence of modern China. Overall, China is believed to have more than 80,000 dams. Flood control and irrigation are China's top two purposes for building large dams like the Three Gorges Dam on the Yangtze River and the Xiaolangdi Dam on the Yellow River. The United States has about 75,000 total dams (over 25 feet high). According to the Association of Dam Safety Officials the average number of dams per state is 1,800. Kansas leads all states with about 9,900 dams.
Macroeconomics should be called a science?
yes it has to as it fulfills all the defining characteristics of a science.
Why is a square a rombas?
Look at the definition of a rhombus. A square fulfills all parts of the definition.
