- (500 mi) in
length before the
failure of its
dam.
Glacial activity can also form
natural dams, such as the
damming of the
Clark Fork in
Montana by the Cordilleran...
-
upper level trough, with the
damming preceding the
arrival of the more
equatorward portion. Some of the cold air
damming events which occur east of the...
- is a lake
formed either by the
damming action of a
moraine during the
retreat of a
melting glacier, a
glacial ice
dam, or by mel****er
trapped against...
-
Amsterdam (/ˈæmstərdæm/ AM-stər-
dam, UK also /ˌæmstərˈdæm/ AM-stər-
DAM; Dutch: [ˌɑmstərˈdɑm] ; lit. '
Dam in the Amstel') is the
capital and most po****ted...
- river, it can
block the
river causing a
damming effect.
Damming could also
occur due to rock-slides. Such
dams are
unstable and can
cause flooding if not...
-
upstream of the
dams,
sometimes destroying biologically rich and
productive lowland and
riverine valley forests,
marshland and gr****lands.
Damming interrupts...
- A
landslide dam or
barrier lake is the
natural damming of a
river by some kind of landslide, such as a
debris flow, rock
avalanche or
volcanic eruption...
- Lake
Pieman is a man-made
reservoir created by the
damming of the
Pieman River,
located in the West
Coast region of Tasmania, Australia. It is a long...
- 1860s the
rancho had been
subdivided into many
smaller parcels;
before damming, the
valley was one of California's most
fertile agricultural regions,...
- Look up
Dam,
dam, or
dams in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
dam is a
barrier obstructing flowing water.
Dam may also
refer to:
Dam,
Bhutan Dam, Gennep...
