how does a river affect the economy of a country
Answers
Answered by
4
Since time immemorial civilizations grew with rivers. The most important reason being it acted as an easy mode of communications through ferries and boats to different places when there was no road and rail communications. In ancient times trade and commerce grew through navigation in rivers and high seas. With development of steam engines, motor vehicles and planes the dimension of trade increased but rivers retained their importance for other reasons.
The most important contribution of rivers is providing water for irrigation purposes and industrial uses. It also acts as a disposal system of waste water. There are many river based ports which increase trade and commerce between countries. Rivers also provide livelihood to fishermen and boatmen, when they sell fish catching from rivers and ferry people and goods in inaccessible areas.
Thus rivers act like lifelines of people and the entire economy.
This is my own note...
Hope this help you...
Thank you..
The most important contribution of rivers is providing water for irrigation purposes and industrial uses. It also acts as a disposal system of waste water. There are many river based ports which increase trade and commerce between countries. Rivers also provide livelihood to fishermen and boatmen, when they sell fish catching from rivers and ferry people and goods in inaccessible areas.
Thus rivers act like lifelines of people and the entire economy.
This is my own note...
Hope this help you...
Thank you..
Answered by
0
Answer:
Rivers and lakes are of a great value to human beings. They help to develop hydel power, provide water for irrigation, drinking, industries and they help to develop fisheries. They will enhance natural beauty and help in the development of tourism and provide recreation.
Similar questions