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I gather you mean 'House Flood Plan' rather than plain. This can mean a few things but both relate to the safety of the occupants in a house in the event of a flood occurring. In some jurisdictions a flood plan is needed to be given to the building authority to show the new home has flood mitigation drains or swales, is built high enough not to be flooded, or has a flood evacuation plan. It can also mean a council authority plan that shows where flooding has occurred in a district and where you could safely build a home.
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The flat-lying area surrounding a river channel is?
The flood plain
Is the word hazard preferred above the word peril in the pure risk industry?
As far as I understand it, peril and hazard are two different things when used in the insurance context. Consider a house built on a flood plain. In the event of a flood the house is damaged. The peril in this case is flooding while the hazard is the location of the house on the flood plain.
What part of a river would you have best luck growing food?
The flood plain. Delta
What is an example of a UK floodplain?
There are two examples of flood Plain which are as follows:Active Flood Plain.Old Flood Plain.
A sentence for flood plain?
I live in a flood plain, along with many others.
Does thame river have a flood plain?
there is 896 square kms of flood plain
Flat plain formed by river deposits during time of flood?
flood plain
Why does York flood?
York is situated on a flood plain
What can the community do to prevent flood?
Move out of the flood plain.
What is a wide valley through which a river flows?
a canyon, gorge or vale
The silt that a river leaves at its mouth forms a lowland called a?
It is a flood plain.
Why does it flood in Centralia Wa?
Simply put: Because Centralia is built on a flood plain. A better question would be: Why did people build on a flood plain?
