0
Irrigation canals are man-made channels designed to transport water from a source, such as a river or reservoir, to agricultural fields. They facilitate the controlled distribution of water, ensuring that crops receive adequate moisture for growth, especially in arid regions. These canals can vary in size and complexity, ranging from simple ditches to extensive systems with gates and locks to manage water flow.
What else can I help you with?
What did farmers in the Indus River build to irrigate crops?
irragation canals
What did the norte chico and moche civilizations share?
aids and herpes....lol no but really.... Nova net: canals for irragation
What characteristics did the Norte Chico and Moche civilizations share?
aids and herpes....lol no but really.... Nova net: canals for irragation
What is the irragation system?
The irrigation system is the process of supplying water to a field etc... through a system of tunnels or canals that run through the field.
How did ancient river valley civilizations control their rivers?
The used irragation and canals to control the flood ing and plant crops with the water.They sometimes used levees
How did irragation canals expand farmland in Egypt?
Becuase water got spread out a lot faster than having egyptians going from crop to crop watering by hand
Why do you think irragation canals would fill up with silt during times of war?
Cleaning The Rivers were interrupted by war.....Boom!
What did anasazi achieve?
Irragation
Why did the Sumerians build moats?
No but they used irragation!
What does inudation mean?
It means to make water canals.
What do you mean by perennial canal?
Perennial canals are those canals that have water either from rivers or from artificial lakes.Read more: What_are_perennial_canals
What technology did the Anasazi create to water their crops?
irragation
