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How are dams and levees diffrent?
Dams are in front of the flow, levees are at the sides.
What happened to the Sumerians after they were in Mesopotamia?
they created levees and dams but sometimes they had lots of water and sometimes they had to less. by Mary Ilsa
What are Levees and dams made out of?
i don't knowummmm how about Sand
Artificial levees and dams are structures used to control .?
Flooding
Artificial levees and dams are structures used to control what?
Flooding
Leavees and dams are beneficial to farmlands because they?
Levees and dams are beneficial to farmlands because they provide the means of irrigation.
How are dams and levees different?
A dam holds back the water from a river. A levees is like a wall that helps to stop the ocean from washing over buildings.
What are walls built to keep out water?
Walls to keep out water are called dams and levees.
how are dams and levees alike?
Dams and levees are both structures designed to manage and control water flow, primarily for flood prevention and water resource management. They are typically built using earth, concrete, or a combination of materials and serve to protect land from flooding by either holding back water (dams) or redirecting it (levees). Additionally, both structures can create reservoirs, support irrigation, and contribute to hydroelectric power generation. Despite their similarities, dams are primarily built across rivers to create an impoundment, while levees are built along riverbanks to contain water within a designated channel.
What are built to attempt to prevent flooding?
Dams, dykes, and levees are built to control the flow of water.
When was When the Levees Broke created?
When the Levees Broke was created on 2006-08-16.
Why did Sumerians build levees canals and dams?
The Sumerians used levees, canals, and dams for controlling water. These are all different systems of irrigation. With levees, canals, and dams the Sumerians had a reliable water source. They had plenty of water for their crops. These systems of irrigation helped bring neighboring communities together. When there was a problem with the dam, canal, or levees, the people around would help each other out by taking care of their systems of irrigation
