irrigation canal

Today there is a system of irrigation canals in the area.

Around this same time, the city brought irrigation canals to the area.

Since the economy is based on agriculture, the old irrigation canal might still be used.

An irrigation canal exists but has not held water since 1996.

The only families with crops are those living near irrigation canals built almost 40 years ago.

The construction of irrigation canals began on a large scale in the 1940s.

The area's irrigation canal system supplies water to local farmers.

Irrigation canals caught the first light as if they were full of mercury.

About one o'clock in the morning we struggled out of an irrigation canal.

The channel would be enlarged time and again as an important irrigation canal.

The city is crossed by several irrigation canals that generally run from the south east to the north west.

Further work on this irrigation canal was soon stopped.

A major irrigation canal branches off the river near the dam and runs north.

The species has been collected in small pools and irrigation canals.

One case is the irrigation canals, credited with making some of the land more productive.

A pumping station, something, by one of the irrigation canals we were going to have to cross.

The total length of the irrigation canals is no less than 40 km.

Consider a zone with an irrigation canal defining one boundary.

Major electric lines and an irrigation canal had to be diverted for the construction.

The socialist dreams were never realized, but the irrigation canal continues to function today.

The first irrigation canals were established along the Poudre in the 1860s.

Parrish built irrigation canals and a school for the reservation.

The team has built or reconstructed a number of roads and irrigation canals.

Most of the irrigation canals are drawn from this.

Government has done nothing to take care of the country, not so much as maintain roads or irrigation canals."