Acequia
Acequias are gravity-driven waterways, similar in concept to a flume.
Most are simple ditches with dirt banks, but they can be lined with concrete.
Use in American Southwest[edit | edit source]
They were important forms of irrigation in the development of agriculture in the American Southwest.
Crop growth[edit | edit source]
The proliferation of cotton, pecans and green chile as major agricultural staples owe their progress to the acequia system.
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