Geography, asked by handsomefarter1, 11 months ago

what is the difference between lined canals and unlined canals?

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Answered by ravenmahanna

Answer:

on is line the other isnt

Explanation:

Answered by shifa200885

Answer:

Lined canal means that canal is made of some material (such as brick, or cement concrete) which can block seepage of water into soil. unlined canal doesn't have any such arrangement, therefore there is high seepage.

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