Canals normally excavated directly from river without head regulator is called___________________?

Correct answer: B. Inundation canals

  • A. Perennial canals
  • B. Inundation canals
  • C. Non-perennial canals
  • D. Water shed canals

Explanation

An inundation canal is taken directly from a river and generally has no head regulator, so its supply depends on the river's water level. Perennial canals are regulated to provide water throughout the year.

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