These lakes are generally called reservoirs, but it depends on the country. Such a lake is commonly known as either a reservoir or a dam in Australia.
A lake that stores water for human use is known as a reservoir. Reservoirs may be built by building dams in valleys.
reservoir or dam
it is a dam:]
reservoir
a reservoir is a human made thingy.=I .._
That's known as a 'reservoir'.
A reservoir is an artificial lake used to store water
It is known as a (fresh water) reservoir. A lake used to store water for use in a factory, mainly to drive machinery, is known as a lodge.
It is known as a (fresh water) reservoir. A lake used to store water for use in a factory, mainly to drive machinery, is known as a lodge.
a artificial lake used to store water
an artificial lake used to store water in it.
A large inland body of water is called a lake.
No, dams are man made barriers constructed to stop the flow of water. Very often these are across rivers in order to create a lake for drinking water called a reservoir (UK). Dams are often used to create electricity via hydro-electric turbines and generators.
digging a lake... usually with tractors and then it is filled with water..... :/
a lake
Water leaves lakes all the time in the form of evaporation. If the lake level rises beyong the normal banks, the lake will overflow. If you are pumping water out of a lake, that is called using the water.