Question

How is rain water trapped in Southern and Western India?

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:Rainwater harvesting  is the collection and storage of rain, rather than allowing it to run ... Although New Zealand has plentiful rainfall in the West and South, for much of the country, ... To enhance irrigation in arid environments, ridges of soil are constructed to trap and prevent rainwater from running downhills.

Answer 2

In Southern and Western India, the rainwater is trapped in rainwater tanks.

• The rainwater tanks are huge tanks used by people of the southern and western parts of India to collect and store rainwater for future use.
• The roofs of houses are connected with pipes which collect the rainwater from the roofs and then store it in the tanks.
• The water stored in these tanks can be used for harvesting, and other household purposes and reduces the intake from the main water supply.

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