Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia — illustration 1, PDF page 200
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- Habesha History book corpus — Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia
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- Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia
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- Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia; PDF page 200; embedded illustration 1, exact source rectangle 53.92, 59.53, 289.12, 420.01
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- 200
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- 2015
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Fig. 10.6 Effectiveness of check dams as a measure to control gully erosion. a Siltation behind gabion check dams caused the gully channel to fill in by approximately one-third of its depth in a catchment where slope run-off response decreased thanks to the implementation of soil and water conservation measures. Notice also on the left gully bank soil pits that are dug to plant trees, b at another location, the presence of a Vertisol lens in the lower soil profile (white arrow) caused the gabion check dam to be bypassed in one rainy season, forcing the gully flow to erode the adjacent land. Photographs taken in 2009 (a) and 2011 (b) by Amaury Frankl 13.65°N, 39.21°E
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