The rise in river water level at up stream due to construction of weir is called__________________?

Correct answer: B. Afflux

  • A. Pond level
  • B. Afflux
  • C. HFL
  • D. FSL

Explanation

Afflux is the rise in the upstream river water level caused by an obstruction such as a weir or bridge. HFL and FSL are specified water levels, not the rise produced by the structure.

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