Thamirabarani Rive

The Nile has been one of the most important resources throughout human history. After the river floods, it provides very rich soil great for farming. After learning the flood

The Chattahoochee River is located in Georgia and flows southwesterly towards Alabama. Evidence indicates that humans have been inhabitants of the Chattahoochee River for an extremely long period.

As the days are becoming hotter, and as our water supply is decreasing, it is becoming more relevant than ever before to increase the water inventory for the agricultural industry. With the damming of the Hetchy-Hetchy river, it will limit our already low supply and output of crop, which is the lead export of sustenance in the nation.

Now that the definition of stream has been defined and a few of its key characteristics discussed, the specific geographical characteristics of Plaster Creek

The Yellow River is not what is used be unfortunately. With the decrease in rainfall in the Yellow River Basin and also increasing water demands for irrigation purposes the river has dried up annually since 1972. The longest it ever ran dry was in 1997 for 226 days (Wu). These annual droughts have brought many challenges to the regions agriculture

Croix, Herbert and Kennetcook Rivers in the Minas Basin, and the Salmon River in Truro.

It allows farmers to grow and water their produce such as watermelon and cantaloupe. It also allows for storage of water in reservoirs for the use on fields to irrigate. There are five dams and reservoirs in the project. The Ruedi Dam and Reservoir, is located on the western slope; the other four are on the eastern slope. Pueblo Dam and Reservoir is the largest reservoir in the project. It is located on the Arkansas river.

The aim of this experiment is to determine if the water contained in the Pimpama River is fit for human use. The Pimpama River is one of the Coast’s northern catchment areas, which is situated between Gold Coast and Brisbane. It has a part green belt connecting Moreton Bay with pieces of the Hinterland surrounds. The catchment of the river flows east under the Pacific Motorway through the low floodplain area which has been dominated by sugar cane areas and its destination is the Broadwater and southern parts of Moreton Bay. The river has many major water courses throughout is travel, Hotham Creek and McCoy’s Creek, with other tributes Oppman Drain, Norwell Drain and Kerkins Drain. The upper catchment of the river is largely rural and has limited

The Nile also provides water to keep the plants and animals alive. Farmers use this water to their own convenience due to the many irrigation channels.

There are numerous real developments on the planet today. The initial four noteworthy developments all shaped in waterway valleys. These civic establishments are Egypt on the Nile River, China on the Huang He River, India on the Indus River, and Mesopotamia on the Tigris and Euphrates waterways. Waterway valleys were a need in ahead of schedule developments. In this paper, I will clarify the effect of topography in four antiquated social orders: Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, and China.

From the surface of the river, the water, with the help of heat provided by the sun, can evaporate and go up into the Earth’s atmosphere. From the clouds, the water can now fall back down onto land or a body of water as precipitation. Going back to the basin, the water can also travel to a new site after it is consumed by an animal, such as a bear or otter, living near the river. From here, it will eventually have to leave its body as urine or fecal matter. Once again starting the cycle, this time as underground, near the river, the water can be taken up by the roots of plants such as trees or grass. Next, the water can leave the plant through transpiration and go into the Earth’s atmosphere. The water cycle doesn’t go in a perfect circle, and there are many options and paths for water to take as it travels from location to

Nardoo riverbank in the Tanunda area is greatly damaged which could be due to lack of vegetation, dredging or soil erosion and agriculture or farming. The vegetation along the banks of Nardoo River plays an important role in filtering nutrients in the river. Many of the vegetation area on the river edge have been removed due to farming and dredging in this area.

The biggest threats to the population of the Gharial. Irrigation results in the extraction of water from the river systems that the Gharial inhabits. Coupled with the changing flow of the river due to dams, this results in water levels that can range from being extremely low to extremely high, both of which harm the Gharial population in very significant ways. Low water levels are more inclined to evaporate completely during the dry season, meaning that Gharial’s must find new river systems or die. High water levels wash away the hatchlings, eggs and nesting sites of the Gharials as well as reducing the amount and size of the sand banks. Another major variable is the maintenance of the Ganges River dams. The dams around the Ganges are often

The book Gifts of the Nile Valley tells the history of, not only one of Africa's greatest and most important natural monuments, The Nile River, but also uses that history to link the earliest traces of mankind to Africa. The begging of the book explains the importance of the Nile River both for mankind and for the environment around it. The beginning chapters also explain how the Nile River actually works, which I personally found very interesting. According to the book the Nile River is the longest River in the world , stretching as long as 4,132 miles. It also functions much differently than normal rivers. Unlike other rivers, The Nile River flows south to north. Also, while normal rivers need to be fed rain and connected to other bodies of water, The Nile River runs through mostly desert and does not get any rain. The Nile is also not connected to any other body of water. As bizarre as that is, its not the most impressive thing that this legendary river can do. Throughout its entire length, The Nile river has somehow managed to fertilize the soil around it for up to ten miles. It's believed that through this river, Civilizations from thousands of years ago managed to sustain themselves.

The relevance is given as we need an adequate material to build the dam as well as enough water to achieve a water level and finally to maintain that level. It also should be thought about a solution for the silt coming down the river in order to keep on getting a clear flush.