Mainly for transportaion/commuting. The downsize is when the river swells. A town near where I live had two (2) bridges to access it here in Arizona. They both were washed away during monsoon and the town was officially declared an "island" for a short while. All 3000+ residents had to be evacuated by helicopter...luckily the waters did not rise too much
Advantage: easy to build
Disadvantage: wood rots
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well an advantage for the bridge is u get over water instead of running into a river. and an advantage for a switch is u can turn stuff on and off.
Advantages: Very sturdy, can have several cracks in structure before breaking disadvantages: best for short distances, not attractive, hard to maintain
There are no advantages or disadvantages to the names of rivers, your question is meaningless in that respect. Some indian rivers are: The Ganges River The Brahmaputra River The Subarnarekha River. The link below list more of them for you.
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the water was salty.
the river ganges benefits because it feeds the population water
The advantages are that they are strong and provide good protection by absorbing the waves energy. The disadvantages are that they have a relatively short life span (30-50 years) and are quite expensive.
The River will be environmentally restored and prevent further degradation to Biscayne Bay.
Advantages and Disadvantages of equity
advantages and disadvantages
There are NO advantages to the annual flooding of the Nile in India. This is because the Nile is not in India, it is a river in Egypt.