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Irrigation, in the context of the Kakhovka system, means allowing land to flood naturally during rainy seasons.
Answer: False
In the context of the Kakhovka system, irrigation refers to the artificial supply of water to support crop growth, not natural flooding.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is a crucial piece of agricultural infrastructure in southern Ukraine.
Answer: True
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is indeed a significant piece of agricultural infrastructure located in southern Ukraine.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System enables crop cultivation in Kherson Oblast by supplementing natural rainfall.
Answer: True
The Kakhovka Irrigation System enables crop cultivation in Kherson Oblast by providing a consistent water supply, supplementing natural rainfall where necessary.
What is the primary function of the Kakhovka Irrigation System?
Answer: Supplying water for crop cultivation in southern Ukraine.
The primary function of the Kakhovka Irrigation System is to supply water for crop cultivation in southern Ukraine.
What does the term 'irrigation' refer to in the context of the Kakhovka system?
Answer: Artificial supply of water to support crop growth.
In the context of the Kakhovka system, irrigation refers to the artificial supply of water to support crop growth, supplementing natural rainfall.
Which of the following best describes the Kakhovka Irrigation System?
Answer: The largest irrigation system in Ukraine.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is the largest irrigation system in Ukraine.
What is the significance of the Kakhovka Irrigation System within Ukraine?
Answer: It is the largest irrigation system in the country.
The significance of the Kakhovka Irrigation System within Ukraine lies in its status as the largest irrigation system in the country.
How does the Kakhovka Irrigation System contribute to agriculture in its region?
Answer: By providing a consistent water supply for crops.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System contributes to agriculture by providing a consistent water supply for crop cultivation.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is primarily located in southern Ukraine.
Answer: True
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is situated within Kherson Oblast, a region in southern Ukraine.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System primarily serves agricultural needs in the Chernihiv Oblast.
Answer: False
The Kakhovka Irrigation System primarily serves agricultural needs in Kherson Oblast, located in southern Ukraine, not Chernihiv Oblast.
Kherson Oblast is a mountain range in western Ukraine.
Answer: False
Kherson Oblast is an administrative division located in southern Ukraine, not a mountain range in western Ukraine.
Which administrative region is the Kakhovka Irrigation System primarily located in?
Answer: Kherson Oblast
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is primarily located in Kherson Oblast.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System plays a vital role in the agricultural productivity of which specific Ukrainian Oblast?
Answer: Kherson Oblast
The Kakhovka Irrigation System plays a vital role in the agricultural productivity of Kherson Oblast.
What are the approximate geographic coordinates for the beginning of the Kakhovka Irrigation System?
Answer: 46.815°N 33.614°E
The approximate geographic coordinates for the beginning of the Kakhovka Irrigation System are 46.815°N 33.614°E.
Water for the Kakhovka Irrigation System is drawn directly from the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant's turbines.
Answer: False
Water for the irrigation system originates from the Kakhovka Reservoir, which was created by the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant. The water is not drawn directly from the turbines.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System consists of a single, large canal.
Answer: False
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is composed of numerous interconnected canals, forming an extensive network, rather than a single canal.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System utilizes 25 pumping stations to distribute water.
Answer: False
The Kakhovka Irrigation System utilizes 16 pumping stations, not 25.
A reservoir is a natural riverbed that carries water to fields.
Answer: False
A reservoir is a body of water, often artificially created, used for storage. It is not a natural riverbed.
The Kakhovka Canal is the main source of water for the entire irrigation system.
Answer: False
The Kakhovka Reservoir serves as the main source of water for the irrigation system. The Kakhovka Canal is a component of the distribution network.
The Kakhovka Reservoir was created as a direct result of building the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant.
Answer: True
The construction of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant led directly to the creation of the Kakhovka Reservoir.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is composed of a complex network of interconnected canals.
Answer: True
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is indeed composed of a complex network of interconnected canals.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System has 16 pumping stations distributed throughout its network.
Answer: True
The Kakhovka Irrigation System utilizes 16 pumping stations distributed throughout its network.
The main pumping station measures approximately 112 meters in width.
Answer: False
The main pumping station measures approximately 34 meters in width, not 112 meters.
The Kakhovka Reservoir serves as the primary storage point for water used by the irrigation system.
Answer: True
The Kakhovka Reservoir serves as the primary source and storage point for the water utilized by the irrigation system.
Where does the Kakhovka Irrigation System draw its primary water supply from?
Answer: The Kakhovka Reservoir
The Kakhovka Irrigation System draws its primary water supply from the Kakhovka Reservoir.
What infrastructure component is explicitly named as part of the Kakhovka Irrigation System's network?
Answer: The Kakhovka Canal
The Kakhovka Canal is explicitly named as a component of the Kakhovka Irrigation System's network.
How many pumping stations are integrated into the Kakhovka Irrigation System?
Answer: 16
The Kakhovka Irrigation System integrates 16 pumping stations.
What are the dimensions of the main pumping station in meters?
Answer: 138 meters long and 34 meters wide
The main pumping station measures 138 meters in length and 34 meters in width.
The creation of which feature was a direct consequence of building the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant?
Answer: The Kakhovka Reservoir
The creation of the Kakhovka Reservoir was a direct consequence of building the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant.
Why are pumping stations essential for the Kakhovka Irrigation System?
Answer: To move water through the extensive canal network and overcome elevation changes.
Pumping stations are essential for moving water through the extensive canal network and overcoming elevation changes to ensure water reaches agricultural areas.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is composed of what type of infrastructure?
Answer: Numerous interconnected canals
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is composed of numerous interconnected canals.
What is the primary purpose of the Kakhovka Reservoir in relation to the irrigation system?
Answer: To serve as the main water source and storage
The primary purpose of the Kakhovka Reservoir is to serve as the main water source and storage for the irrigation system.
What is the approximate length of the main pumping station in feet?
Answer: 453 feet
The approximate length of the main pumping station is 453 feet.
The Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant's construction was a prerequisite for what aspect of the irrigation system?
Answer: The creation of the primary water source (reservoir).
The Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant's construction was a prerequisite for the creation of the primary water source, the Kakhovka Reservoir, for the irrigation system.
Which of the following best describes the Kakhovka Reservoir's role?
Answer: It is the primary source and storage for the irrigation system's water.
The Kakhovka Reservoir's role is to serve as the primary source and storage for the irrigation system's water.
What does the term 'interconnected canals' imply about the Kakhovka Irrigation System's design?
Answer: The canals are linked together to form a network for water distribution.
The term 'interconnected canals' implies that the system is a complex network where multiple channels are linked together for efficient water management and distribution.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System originates from which man-made water body?
Answer: The Kakhovka Reservoir
The Kakhovka Irrigation System originates from the Kakhovka Reservoir, a man-made water body.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is described as having an 'extensive network'. What does this imply?
Answer: It spans a large geographical area with many connected parts.
The description 'extensive network' implies that the system spans a large geographical area with many interconnected parts for water distribution.
The construction of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant began in 1967.
Answer: False
The construction of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant commenced in 1951. The construction phase for the Kakhovka Irrigation System itself began in 1967.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System became fully operational across all its sections during the 1960s.
Answer: False
Construction for the Kakhovka Irrigation System commenced in 1967, making it improbable that it was fully operational across all sections during the 1960s.
The Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant was built after the irrigation system commenced operation.
Answer: False
The Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant was built prior to the irrigation system's commencement of operation. The HEPP construction began in 1951, creating the reservoir that serves as the water source for the irrigation system, whose construction began in 1967.
The construction phase for the Kakhovka Irrigation System itself began in the 1950s.
Answer: False
The construction phase for the Kakhovka Irrigation System itself began in 1967, not the 1950s.
When did the construction of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant begin?
Answer: 1951
The construction of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant began in 1951.
In which decade did various sections of the Kakhovka Irrigation System begin to become operational?
Answer: 1970s
Various sections of the Kakhovka Irrigation System commenced operation throughout the 1970s.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the Kakhovka Irrigation System according to the source?
Answer: Its construction began in 1951.
The construction of the Kakhovka Irrigation System began in 1967, not 1951. The Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant construction began in 1951.
The construction phase for the Kakhovka Irrigation System itself began in which year?
Answer: 1967
The construction phase for the Kakhovka Irrigation System itself began in 1967.
The Ukrainian name for the system is 'Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant'.
Answer: False
The Ukrainian name for the system is 'Kakhovska zroshuvalna sistema', not 'Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant'.
The Russian name for the system is 'Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant'.
Answer: False
The Russian name for the system is 'Kakhovskaia orositelnaia sistema', not 'Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant'.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System's water distribution network is designed to end at a single, specific location.
Answer: False
The system's water distribution network is designed to reach 'Various' locations, not a single, specific endpoint.
Water flows generally northward from the Kakhovka Reservoir through the irrigation system.
Answer: False
Water flows generally southward from the Kakhovka Reservoir through the irrigation system, not northward.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is known in Ukrainian as 'Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant'.
Answer: False
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is known in Ukrainian as 'Kakhovska zroshuvalna sistema', not 'Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant'.
What is the general direction of water flow within the Kakhovka Irrigation System, starting from the reservoir?
Answer: Southward
Water flows generally southward from the Kakhovka Reservoir through the irrigation system.
How is the endpoint of the Kakhovka Irrigation System's water distribution described in the source?
Answer: Various locations
The endpoint of the Kakhovka Irrigation System's water distribution is described as 'Various' locations.
What is the Ukrainian name for the Kakhovka Irrigation System?
Answer: Kakhovska zroshuvalna sistema
The Ukrainian name for the Kakhovka Irrigation System is 'Kakhovska zroshuvalna sistema'.
What does the Russian name 'Каховская оросительная система' refer to?
Answer: Kakhovka Irrigation System
The Russian name 'Каховская оросительная система' refers to the Kakhovka Irrigation System.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is the smallest irrigation network in Ukraine.
Answer: False
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is, in fact, the largest irrigation network in Ukraine.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is designed to irrigate approximately 780,000 acres.
Answer: False
The system is designed to irrigate 780,000 hectares, which is equivalent to approximately 1,900,000 acres, not 780,000 acres.
A hectare is a unit of currency used in Ukraine.
Answer: False
A hectare is a metric unit for measuring land area, not a unit of currency.
What is the total area the Kakhovka Irrigation System is designed to irrigate?
Answer: 780,000 hectares
The Kakhovka Irrigation System is designed to irrigate 780,000 hectares.
What is the approximate equivalent of 780,000 hectares in acres, according to the source?
Answer: 1,900,000 acres
According to the source, 780,000 hectares is approximately equivalent to 1,900,000 acres.
What does the term 'hectare' represent in the context of the Kakhovka Irrigation System's area?
Answer: A unit of land area measurement.
In this context, a hectare represents a unit of land area measurement.
The Kakhovka Irrigation System covers a vast area, equivalent to approximately how many acres?
Answer: 1,900,000 acres
The Kakhovka Irrigation System covers a vast area equivalent to approximately 1,900,000 acres.