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What Italian city is called 'the land of water'?
Venice is that Italian city that is called "the land of water." The northeast Italian city owes its existence to a network of bridges and canals whose construction is necessitated by the expansion of the city, called Venezia in Italian, over 117 islands in a marshy lagoon. The pronunciation will be "vey-NEY-tsya" in Pisan Italian.
What are some physical characteristics of Venice?
For all practical purposes the Italian city of Venice is built on water. With this in mind, traveling about is often done on boats called gondolas. In addition to the prevalence of water & water ways, there are many bridges in Venice to span the water ways.
Are all bridges built over water?
No. Bridges can span any gap in the terrain.
Why did the Greeks use arch bridges?
because they wanted to keep the water from flooding their city and break the bridges
What are the names of the bridges over the water that surrounds new york?
Bridges over polluted waters as the song goes
Who created bridges to cross deep water?
The Assyrians
What is 'dead in the water' when translated from English to Italian?
"Dead in the water" in English is morto in acqua in Italian.
What is the common sight on the waterways that serve as streets in the Italian city?
In the Italian city of Venice, the common sight on the waterways that serve as streets includes gondolas gliding through the canals, along with vaporetti (water buses) transporting both locals and tourists. Colorful buildings line the waterways, and you often see bridges connecting the various islands. Additionally, you might spot locals using small boats for errands, creating a unique blend of daily life and picturesque scenery.
Which city is called city of water city of bridges?
dhaka
How were land bridges form?
They were already formed but the were covered with water.
What are some of the properties of water that the space visitor describled?
Sea waterand ice frozen
In which Italian city might you take a boat to school?
Venice. Probably Venice considering most of it is water and they use gondalas to take people places == ==
