Geography, asked by SARBANI1, 1 year ago

pls hlp me out in this qn...

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Answered by groveransh

the 2 types of canals in northern India are ;-
1. Perennial canals- they are taken out of perennial rivers for irrigation purposes over a large area. they have regulating systems at their head to control the water supply in them

2. inundation canals- they are flood water canals or temporary canals. they help divert the flood water but they may flood the fields. they don't have any regulating systems at their head

Shyam451: hehe

groveransh: Sarbani, you might want to consider the answer given by Shyam as wrong as it is wrong. he has suggested methods of extracting water out of a well and not 2 types of canal irrigation in N. India. it is for your own benefit only. rest is upto you

Shyam451: haha

SARBANI1: the 2 canals which u r saying r 2 type of canals prevalent in INDIA not in N. INDIA !!!

groveransh: no they are for north India only

groveransh: is Persian wheel a type of canal? at least my answer talks about canals. the other answer talks about welss

groveransh: wells

groveransh: rest is your wish bro

SARBANI1: hmm

SARBANI1: got it

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