Question

1. What are wet point settlements?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Wet point settlement is the place where the settlements are built close to the water supplies with appropriate dry point measures to avoid excess water in case of floods. ... There are a range of factors that can determine the site of a settlement.

Answer 2

close to a supply of water, essential for agriculture, drinking, washing and cleaning.

Example- Spring line settlements in the North and South Downs are also good examples of wet point sites.

2) towns and villages of the Welsh valleys, which tend to extend along the flat valley floor, rather than up the steep valley sides.