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It is illegal to skate only where it is illegal to walk. For all purposes of law enforcement skaters ARE pedestrians, DONT LET THE MAN TELL YOU OTHERWISE!!!
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Why were the roads built with ditches?
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What have drainage ditches alongside it?
rural road
What combination can cause flooding in low-lying coastal areas?
water and no drainage ditches
How did farming in marshy areas modify the environment to make it suitable for farming?
They dug drainage ditches
How did farmers in marshy areas modify the environment to make it suitable for farming?
They dug drainage ditches
Is it illegal to skateboard in Cincinnati after dark?
Plausable.
What are clay tiles used for?
Often used for lining drainage ditches to help prevent uncontrolled erosion
Is it illegal to skateboard in dc?
No, skateboarding itself is not illegal. It is illegal only if you skate on private property or in places where it is prohibited.
How do farmers plant rice in lowland?
In lowland areas, the fields are first flooded and then rice seed is planted. Drainage ditches are nearby to prevent too much water getting at the rice plants. These ditches can be dammed or opened as needed.
What was the purpose of drainage ditches in world war 1?
The Purpose of a Drainage Ditch was the bottom of the trenches where the soil turned very muddy. It held the muddy water, rubbish and occasionally excretement and stopped the soldiers from stepping on it with Duckboards.
What are the factors that could increase the chance of a flood in a river basin?
1. Degree of soil saturation 2. Size of drainage basin 3. How widespread the rainfall 4. How heavy the rainfall 5. The drainage pattern (rivers and streams converging) 6. Influences of man: dams, weirs, diversions, drainage ditches, land clearing
What drains a water shed?
Water leaves a watershed by natural surface run-off (streams and rivers) artificial drainage (ditches and tile drains) and by percolation into groundwater aquifers.
