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Why are dams and barrages built?
dames and barrages are built to store and redistribute water
How has construction of dams upstream of Indus affected the growth of mangrove at Indus Delta?
The construction of the dams upstream of the Indus have affected the growth of the mangrove at the delta by reducing the water level. The dams are also putting in jeopardy the Indus river dolphin.
Which are the dams on river Ganga Indus and Brahmaputra?
bhaneka and lavera
What are the name of dams in river Indus?
tarbala dam , warsak dam ,and mangala dam
What river has three Gorge Dams built?
Yangtze River in China has three Gorge Dams built. It is to keep the floods down and to keep the cities safe.
Name the rivers on which tarbela dam and mangla dam are built?
Both dams are on the Indus River. This is not so... Mangla Dam is on the Jhelum and Tarbela, only, is on the Indus. My father helped build Mangla Dam and I lived there for 6 yrs in the 1960s
How many dams were built in the suger river?
about fifty
How do egyptians control the river nile?
They built dams.
What is the problem when using tidal energy?
The dams and barrages often have to be built across quite a long channel and this can be expensiveThe dams and barrages sometimes interfere with fish movements or shipping.Places suitable for tidal power are sometimes far away from the electricity grid. Connecting wires over long distances loses an amount of power.Holding back the tide allows silt to build up on the river bed, thus reducing the water flow over a number of years.
Is their a river dam?
There are many river dams, many are built to create hydro power.
What controls flow of Nile River?
By building dams - for example, the construction of the Aswan Dam in the 1960's meant that from 1970 the annual flood was controlled.
How many dams and barrage names for the Ganges river?
The Ganges River has several significant dams and barrages. Notable among them are the Farakka Barrage, which helps regulate river flow and sedimentation, and the Tehri Dam, which is one of the largest in India, primarily for hydroelectric power generation and irrigation. Other dams include the Ramganga Dam and the Karanprayag Dam, while barrages like the Kanpur Barrage also play essential roles in water management. Overall, there are numerous structures along the Ganges, each serving various purposes in flood control, irrigation, and electricity generation.
