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An irrigation canal drawing water from the Euphrates River in northeastern Syria
The Colorado Diversion Dam in Yuma, Arizona, marks the start of one of the most extensive irrigation systems in the United States. The dam, constructed in the early 1900s, diverts water from the Colorado River to the fields and farms of the surrounding area. The river flows through a series of canals and channels, carrying life-giving water to the crops that sustain the region's economy. The surrounding landscape is a patchwork of green fields and orchards, a testament to the ingenuity and hard work of the farmers who have made the desert bloom. The Colorado Diversion Dam is a symbol of the power of water to transform and sustain, a vital resource in a harsh and unforgiving environment.
Argentina Rio Hondo hydroelectric power plant in the province of Santiago del Estero, Argentina
View north of the Dos Amigos Pumping Plant on the California Aqueduct and South Bay Aqueduct in the San Joaquin Valley (Central Valley) near Los Banos, California, USA. Part of the California State Water Project. Distributes both drinking and irrigation water throughout California. Scanned film 1998.
Aerial view of gates in irrigation canal. Water care.
Aerial view of irrigated farmland in California and Arizona along Colorado River.
Construction of dam on the mountain river flowing into the lake
Aerial shot of the Imperial Dam and Reservoir on the California-Arizona border. At this point, about 90% of the volume of the Colorado river is diverted into the All-American Canal to irrigate California's Imperial Valley, the most productive winter agricultural region in the United States.
Morning sun on Roosevelt dam in central Arizona
Dams are large hydraulic structures that allow water to be stored or retained for use in activities such as irrigation, human consumption, and the generation of electrical energy.
Western Australia
This high-resolution photo shows the Eidersperrwerk, a flood protection dam located on the Eider river in Germany. The massive concrete structure stands tall against the backdrop of a clear blue sky, with the calm waters of the river flowing behind it. The Eidersperrwerk serves as a vital component of the region's flood control system, protecting the surrounding communities from the dangers of rising water levels. This photograph would be a suitable addition to any project related to civil engineering, flood prevention, or infrastructure.
Dam
Large artificial irrigation canal filled with water on a sunny day
Dam of Niedzica (poland)
The Grand Canal bike and Pedestrian trail in Phoenix, Arizona
The lower hydroelectric dam on the Snake River, owned by the municipality of Idaho Falls, Idaho, USA.
Aerial Drone View of Mexican Border Wall Near Canal and Colorado River Between Yuma, Arizona and Algodones Mexico on a Sunny Day
Water exploding to the air after impacted by streaming water from dam spillway.
A canal along the Mississippi River near St. Louis with locks to control the depth of the river to maintain year-round shipping capabilities from the northern states through to the Gulf of Mexico.
The Pichi Picun Leufu Reservoir is the third of five reservoirs on the Limay River in the northwest of the Comahue region, Argentina, near the town of Piedra del Aguila, city of Neuquen.
Dam with inflatable rubber spillways and pedestrian bridge at the western end of Tempe Town Lake between Phoenix and Tempe AZ
The Vanderkloof Dam overflowing. It is the second largest dam in South Africa. It has the tallest dam wall in South Africa. Monochrome
Flood control channel shots taken in Moreno Valley, California.
Arizona water canal with desert landscape and a mountain range.
Aerial View Drone Border Wall Between Yuma Arizona and Algodones, Baja California Norte Mexico on a Sunny Day, Aerial View of the International Border Between Mexico and The USA
Image of a channel of the California aqueduct system shown in Palmdale, California.
Dams are large hydraulic structures that allow water to be stored or retained for use in activities such as irrigation, human consumption, and the generation of electrical energy.
Locks of Canal de Castilla in Fromista, Palencia, Castilla-Leon, Spain
Spillway in the reservoir, The brown water gushing down a spillway from a reservoir. the waterway of the spillway
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