Dams

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Yes the hoover Dam is one of the top 5 concrete structure in the world it is 700 feet tall and was built in the 1930s about 5 million cubic acres of water and was largest construction project ever in the U.S

I think Idukki, Kottayam, Pathanamthitta, Ernakulam and some part of Alappuzha

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The result was: The Britain and the Aboringinal soldiers won and the Americans were defeated. After the battle ended, the Americans were prepared to surrender and give up, but were afraid of what Aborignal combatants would do to them when they were prisoners. FitzGibbon merely began the process of the surrender , but it was Major P. W. De Haren of the 104th Regiment, who came with reinforcements that the surrender was fully formed. In the end of the battle, 5 Aboriginal warriors and chiefs were killed, and about 20 to 25 fighters were injured. The Americans had 25 dead combatants and 50 wounded ones, which included Boerstler!

It was 11th August 1979

Refer to this link, its a whitepaper populating the diffrences...

http://www.northplains.com/downloads/Differentiating_DAM_from_ECM.pdf

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There would be alot of water let loose.

Lake Mead

yes

In Virginia.

Removing the forest vegetation increases soil erosion. That soil is washed out into waterways when it rains, increasing the particulate matter in waterways.

700 dam equals to 7 km as 100 dam = 1 km

The Conowingo Dam, located on the Susquehanna River in Maryland, has a total generating capacity of approximately 572 megawatts (MW). It produces enough energy to supply power to around 200,000 homes. However, the actual energy output can vary based on water flow, seasonal changes, and operational conditions.

It depends on a lot of factors....do you buy or lease the land, is it a pre-existing building, does the operations of the business work out of the factory, how large of building, of thehow much "automation" will go into the factory and how much does that cost, etc.

You can look at it as a large factory where everything is automated, such as a car manufacturing plant or a small factory where they make screws.

it helped the river to flow good. the river wouldn't actually wouldn't over flow. the dam is a cyle for the Columbia river. also, the cost for the grand coulee dam is $63 million in 1933 dollars. that's all i know in my brain. lol. its pretty good information.

it helped the river to flow good. the river wouldn't actually wouldn't over flow. the dam is a cyle for the Columbia river. also, the cost for the grand coulee dam is $63 million in 1933 dollars. that's all i know in my brain. lol. its pretty good information.

reservoir

The Itaipu dam is the largest operating hydroelectric facility in terms of annual generating capacity. It measures 196 ft across and 215 feet wide. It hold over 1 million gallons of water on top side.

Ross Barnett Reservoir

Quabbin Reservoir in western Massachusetts

A+ Lake

Well, let's suppose the reservoir would average 50 meters deep. Lake Mead is a lot deeper at Hoover dam, but it's also a pretty unusual reservoir. There are 1000 liters per cubic meter, so 5*10^6 liters = 5000 cubic meters. With an average depth of 50 meters, that's a surface of 100 square meters. Considerably smaller than you're average suburban lot. That means we're talking about a farm pond, not a national monument. So maybe 50 meters is a lousy estimate of the depth. Let's say it's 2 meters. So now we have a surface area of 2500 square meters, which is 50 meters on a side, which would be a pretty good sized farm pond. But you get the idea by now. It's somewhere in that range.

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