no
There are two general groups of topography: land and water. Land topography includes, but is not limited to, hills, valleys, and mountains. Water topography consists solely of water.
Rushing water is usually controlled by pressure and topography of the land.
topography
Based on the area to be sprinkledQuantity of water to be sprinkledBased on the topography of land.
land has topography... not sharks
The typography of land refers to the physical features and characteristics of the Earth's surface, such as mountains, valleys, plains, and bodies of water. It includes the study of landforms, soil types, elevation, and other natural geographical attributes that make up the landscape.
shape of the lan means how the land was shaped
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topography
It all depends with the topography of the land and the speed of water. Running water will move an object that it overpowers it.
The lay of the land.
the lay of the land