Flood Protection Stopbank

Stopbanks are continuous mounds of earth built near rivers to stop water from the river flooding nearby land. Americans call them levees. They may look like grassy banks, but they are actually constructed according to very specific engineering designs. When the river is in flood, they need to be able to contain the floodwaters without collapsing.

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Author
Maintainer	GisborneDistrictCouncil
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Source Created	2019-09-26T19:36:54.000Z
Source Modified	2019-09-26T19:40:09.000Z
Language	English
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