There are far too many variables to be able to answer this question. The depth of a swamp depends on the time of year, the floor bottom below, etc.
Deep is an adjective because it is a word that describes a noun.
Go to Kerning City. Go into the subway, and follow the train line until you reach a portal in the top right corner of the map. Go through there, and you'll be in the swamps. Continue right for Deep Swamp.
Answer No. Houston is not built on a swamp. Under Houston's land surface are unconsolidated clay, clay shales and poorly cemented sand which can be several miles deep.
in the fire swamp deep in the jungles of the amazon or certain rare oak trees
Not normally since in a swamp vegetation has to reach the surface of the water and therefore it has to be shallow enough for the vegetation to be able to grow. The difficulty is that the bottom of the swamp may not be firm ground, it may be made up of soft half rotted plant material and this makes swamps treacherous.
The soil in the Honey Island Swamp is predominantly organic, with an accumulation of peat and muck due to the decomposition of plant material. It is characterized by rich, nutrient-filled sediment that supports diverse plant and animal life in the swamp ecosystem.
The Caroni Swamp in Trinidad is relatively shallow, with depths ranging from 1 to 3 meters (approximately 3 to 10 feet). The swamp consists mainly of mangrove forests and is an important ecological area, providing habitat for various wildlife. Its shallow waters are crucial for the growth of mangroves and other aquatic plants.
If you mean for big nate Island, You have to make a stink bomb in the chem lab. Mix the colours on the burner to a deep, swamp green.
"The swamp became a deep mire when it rained." "He became trapped in the mire of government permits required for the project." -tay
There is no specific depth for it, and there is not even a maximum depth because after the water itself ends, there is still mud and silt below it. However, most of it is between 7 and 3 feet deep, not including silt.
Energy+swamp=life Life+water=weed Weed+swamp=moss Moss+earth=grass Grass+swamp=reed
because it's a swamp monster