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What are flood plains?
A flood plain is a flat land bordering a river made up of alluvium (clay, sand and silt) deposited during floods. When a river overflows, the floodplain is covered with water. Hope this helps :)
What happens to all of the sand bags used in a flood after the flood recedes?
An enormous sandpit is created within the flood-prone area. It is there for future use.
How does weathering erosion and deposition effect the high plains of Texas?
It effects it because it is moving the sand some place else and then later on there not gonna be more sand to be there not gonna be more sand or dirt left in the high plains.
What are concerns in the Interior Plains region?
The main concern of the interior plains is mining. The interior plains found oil sand in Alberta and so they started mining extensively and destroying habitats.
How does sand get transported along a beach?
the waves
What is the difference between the flood plain and the coastal plain?
A coastal plain is a streach of land along a seacoast which slopes down. In most cases it is an elevated part of the oceanfloor. A flood plain is the floor of river valley beyond the river bed. It is formed by mud, sand and silt
Why is bhangar less fertile than khadar?
Bhangar contains more sand and less loam (balanced mix of sand, silt and clay) and is usually deposited away from flood plains (as these are coarse) thus lacking fertility but khadar is more loamy therefore it is more fertile (found mostly in lower flood plains). I hope it will satisfy you if not you can further ask !
What are flood plains?
A flood plain is a flat land bordering a river made up of alluvium (clay, sand and silt) deposited during floods. When a river overflows, the floodplain is covered with water. Hope this helps :)
When was Rome Sand Plains created?
Rome Sand Plains was created in 1980.
What do you use to stop a flood?
sand
What are flood defenses?
Things like building sand bags and dikes are flood defences.
How are plains are thickly populated?
the river flows down the slopes of mountains and erocle them . they carry forward the eroded material .they deposit their load consisting of stones sand and salt along their courses and in their valleys . its is from these deposits that plains are from-ed .
What happens to all of the sand bags used in a flood after the flood recedes?
An enormous sandpit is created within the flood-prone area. It is there for future use.
What is the average precipitation of the coastal sand plains?
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How does weathering erosion and deposition effect the high plains of Texas?
It effects it because it is moving the sand some place else and then later on there not gonna be more sand to be there not gonna be more sand or dirt left in the high plains.
What is the vegetation in coastal plains?
Vegetation in coastal plains refers to plant life that can grow in the coast or sand, also plants that can grow in plains.
Does sand flood faster than dirt?
Yes. because dirt can soak up more water than sand can
