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That would be a dam, and it's rather specific.It doesn't refer to just a female horse but a horse mother. The male equivalent (a horse father) is a sire.
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That would be dam.
Berm . It's an earthen dam, like a low levee.
Ferrum - Latin word for iron. Errō - Latin word for mistake or wander. Murrum - Latin word for wall or dam.
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The word "Jordan" means "the river that rushes down." And between Mount Hermon and the sea of Galilee that's exactly what it does! The Jordan River in Israel has no dam as there is not enough water that flows through it to turn enough turbines to make the enterprise worth doing. There is a dam on the Jordan River in British Columbia, Canada (which is an entirely different river). That dam is called the Jordan River Diversion Dam.
The Salt River in Arizona has several dams, with the most notable being the Roosevelt Dam, which was completed in 1911. In total, there are four major dams on the Salt River: Roosevelt Dam, Horse Mesa Dam, Apache Dam, and Stewart Mountain Dam. These dams are primarily used for flood control, water storage, and hydroelectric power generation.
The name Amsterdam comes from the word Amstelredamme which was the original name of the city. It means a dam on the river Amstel.
The river that feeds into Hoover Dam is the Colorado river.
Nile River and Delta. From north to south the delta is approximately 160 km in length. From west to east it covers some 240 km of coastline.
It controls the river flow below the dam.
The four Missouri River dams that supply hydroelectric power to South Dakota are the Gavins Point Dam, Fort Randall Dam, Big Bend Dam, and Oahe Dam. These dams are part of the Missouri River's system and play a crucial role in generating renewable energy for the region. Their operations also help with flood control, irrigation, and water supply management.