- Look up
embankment or
embankments in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Embankment may
refer to: A levee, an
artificial bank
raised above the immediately...
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originally higher than required.
Embankments are
often constructed using material obtained from a cutting.
Embankments need to be
constructed using non-aerated...
- made note that the
embankments were an
important step in
making London recognised as an
exemplary imperial city, and that the
embankments were the greatest...
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London Bazalgette,
Edward (1878). "The Victoria,
Albert and
Chelsea Embankments of the
River Thames". In Forrest,
James (ed.).
Minutes of Proceedings...
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responsibility of
maintaining these embankments was
vested in the
Government of Bihar. 1963 :
Breach in the
western embankment in
Nepal near the
village Dalwa...
- 30°18′20″E / 59.9384°N 30.3055°E / 59.9384; 30.3055 The
Admiralty Embankment (Russian: Адмиралтейская набережная (Admiralteyskaya Naberezhnaya)) or...
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Summer Garden. The
embankment was
wooden up to 1761, when
Catherine the
Great ordered court architect Yury
Felten to
build stone embankments. The
street as...
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Chelsea Embankment is part of the
Thames Embankment, a road and
walkway along the
north bank of the
River Thames in
central London, England. The western...
- A
flood embankment is
traditionally an
earth wall used to s**** up
flood waters. Most
flood embankments are
between 1
metre and 3
metres high. A 5-metre-high...
- The Neva
embankment refer to
various embankments along the Neva
River in
Saint Petersburg, Russia: The
Admiralty Embankment (Russian: Адмиралтейская набережная...
