Sentence examples for irrigated canals from inspiring English sources

The water bodies were classified as artificial perennial water bodies (fish ponds and irrigated canals) and natural perennial water bodies as lakes (standing).

Although numerous studies have focused on irrigation canals, irrigated soils have received far less attention.

Destroyed irrigation canals.

Aqueducts and irrigation canals buckle.

Where access to water from the irrigation canals is very difficult due to the tail-end position of the village, most fields are rain-fed rather than irrigated.

Gwalior's surrounding region consists of a rich alluvial plain, irrigated by canal networks from the Harsi, Tigra, and Kaketo dams.

It waters over 80% of Pakistan's 22m hectares (54m acres) of irrigated land, using canals built by the British.

Pakistan has world's largest irrigation system, namely the Indus Basin Irrigation System that commands about 14.2 M ha canal irrigated area (Niazi 2008).

Rise in groundwater level followed by waterlogging and secondary salinisation has become a serious problem in canal irrigated areas located in arid and semi-arid regions of the world.

The Hohokam built canals and irrigated crops.

Many of these roads, such as the ones on the outskirts of Baghdad, have been raised to prevent flooding from nearby canals or irrigated fields.