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What are items a map's key should include?
rivers lakes roads streams motorways parks
Why did people need bridges?
because people had to get over rivers and streams
What are the five basic colors on a Military Map?
black-manmade features buildings and roads red-brown-contour lines cultural features and main roads blue-water ie lakes rivers streams swamps green-vegetation ie vineyards orchards forests red-populated areas main roads and boundaries
Do all roads entering Canada have a checkpoint?
Yes all roads going in to Canada have a checkpoint.
What rivers were the farthest north that the roman empire built roads?
Rhine and Danube Rivers.
Is there more river or roads in the world?
we can look at some interesting facts about rivers and roads worldwide. Rivers cover about 3.5% of the Earth's surface ¹. There are 165 major rivers in the world, and the longest river, the Nile, stretches for approximately 6,650 kilometers ². On the other hand, the total length of roads worldwide is estimated to be around 64 million kilometers ³. The United States alone has over 6 million kilometers of paved roads, while Canada has around 1.3 million kilometers ³. So, while there are many rivers, the total length of roads is significantly greater.
How does the development of urban areas along streams and rivers affect discharge during periods of heavy rainfall?
The development of urban areas along streams and rivers often increases impervious surfaces, such as roads and buildings, which prevents water from being absorbed into the ground. During heavy rainfall, this leads to faster runoff and higher peak discharge rates in waterways, increasing the risk of flooding. Additionally, urbanization can alter natural drainage patterns, causing water to flow more rapidly into streams and rivers. Consequently, these changes amplify the impact of heavy rainfall events, resulting in more frequent and severe flooding.
What causes the sheen on the roads when it rains?
because of the grease and the water, thus producing a sheen on the road
How do the people in Madagascar get food?
they use boats in the rivers and goats in the roads
How can rivers get in the way?
Rivers can get in the way when people are building homes, bridges, or roads. Often people will build dams to divert the river if it is in the way.
How did the cumbria flood start?
The Cumbria flood in 2009 was caused by heavy rainfall that overwhelmed rivers and drainage systems in the region. The prolonged and intense rainfall led to significant flooding across Cumbria, impacting homes, roads, and infrastructure. The flood was exacerbated by the already saturated ground from previous rainfall events.
Why are rivers considered as main highways in New France?
beause there is not so many roads, DUDE
