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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a water area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific region or zone that is covered by water, such as a lake, pond, or oceanic region.
Example: "The park features a water area where families can enjoy picnics by the lake."
Alternatives: "a body of water" or "a water zone".
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i think mixture of plastic solution with cement can be use for the flooring of a water area also,but their is need to find out more.
His London docks were the Victoria Docks which had a water area of over 100 acre.
It provided 1290000 sqft of warehouse space and its dock basin had a water area of 7.75 acre.
To estimate the number of particles per cell nucleus, the number of particles at each dose was calculated for a water area of 100 μm2 with a specific gravity of 1, as described previously [ 49].
Terrestrial salamanders should not have a water area in their tank.
Create a semi-aquatic setup in a small aquarium by using a large water dish for a water area.
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A shallow water area or a small wetland is a place where water depth is usually less than 2 feet with no more than 10percentt of the entire area being over 4 feet deep.
Another experiment involved transplanting scallops from a clean water area to a bay where effluent from an Antarctic base was released.
A good way to do this is to provide them with a sloping water area, where one part is shallow and easy to climb out of, while the other is deep and they can submerge themselves in the water.
I use the distilled water you get for ironing, but if you don't live in a hard water area, tap water will do.
The Port of London Authority, founded in 1909, supervised seven systems of enclosed docks with a combined water area of 720 acres (290 hectares).
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