A wall that holds back water is a dike, levee or dam
A reservoir
A dam!
what do you call an artificially body of water that forms behind a dam
When a river is blocked by a landslide, it can form a natural dam that temporarily holds back water, creating a temporary reservoir. If the dam is unstable, it can break and release a large volume of water downstream, causing a flood. Over time, natural processes or human intervention may remove the blockage and restore the river's flow.
One time a Dam man went to drink the Dam water. He was all out of Dam water so he went and got his Dam bucket to fill it up with Dam water from the Dam well. His Dam well was empty, so he went to another Dam man to get Dam water. He asked the Dam man," Can I have some Dam water, Please?" The Dam man Replied, "Get your own Dam water!"
During the Brisbane floods in January 2011, approximately 200,000 megaliters of water were released from the Wivenhoe Dam. This release was part of the dam's flood management strategy to prevent overtopping and further flooding in the region. The decision to release water was made as the dam reached capacity due to heavy rainfall, significantly impacting the Brisbane River and surrounding areas.
A water dam is place where rain water is stored to get to be fertilized
Is water depth greater near the rainbow dam or the Ryan dam
Water pressure on the dam.
A dam is simple to make there is a turbine and a big concrete structure that holds water on the other side of the dam. The turbine is in the dam and is turned by the water coming threw the dam.
In the hoover dam.