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What is the watering of land by the use of canals?
Do you mean little miniature canals? If so, irrigation
What is a narrow landform connecting two large pieces of land?
A narrow landform connecting two large pieces of land is called an isthmus. It is typically a narrow strip of land with water on both sides, connecting two larger landmasses or separating two bodies of water.
Is a island a body or water or landform?
it's land
How did irrigation canals expand from land in Egypt?
Irrigation canals do not expand from land. They expand from water into the land.
How does water helps shape landform?
erodes land
Is a island a landform or a body of water?
it's land
What is bay landform?
a body of water party enclosed by land
Who used canals and what are canals?
Canals are man made water ways used in different ways in Holland, or more accurately, Netherlands. They were dug around a lake, a dyke was build in between and the water out of the lake was pumped into the canal. The reclaimed land from the lake is then known as a "polder". The canals are usually linked up with other waterways and canals and pump houses can the regulate the water levels. Canals are also used for irrigation for the reclaimed land and a way of transport, as the produce could easily be transported with a "praam" (flat boat). They are also great for ice skating in winter and as most canals are connected with other water ways, you can easily cover 20 to 200-km on your skates. Hope that answered your question. From a Dutch "polder girl"
What strip of land surrounded by water on three sides?
This geographical landform is a peninsula.
What is This landform is a body of water partially enclosed by land but with a wide outlet to the sea?
Bay
What term is used to describe an island?
An island is a landform surrounded by water on all sides.
Which water transport can travel on both water and land?
A Hovercraft
