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The image contains three maps depicting flooding and two flood management solutions. The first map indicates flooding along River A and River B, affecting an industrial park, residential areas, and commercial buildings. The second map illustrates "Solution 1: Relocation" of the industrial park and commercial buildings to areas apparently less affected by flooding, with an "Advantage: Environmental protection" and a "Disadvantage: High cost." The residential area remains in the flood zone. The third map shows "Solution 2: Dam" involving the construction of a dam and a reservoir on River A to manage flooding, listing "Advantage: Low cost" and "Disadvantage: Affect land." The newly constructed dam appears to protect the industrial park, commercial buildings, and residential area from flooding originally shown on River B. The maps are oriented with north at the top as indicated in the first map.
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The diagrams give information about two different solutions to address flooding in an area located along riverbank zones.
Overall, the two solutions aim to reduce the risk of flooding by moving infrastructures or controlling the water with dams. It is also clear that each solution has contrasting advantages and disadvantages in the expenditure or the impact on the environment.
Looking first at the original map, the flooding zone lies between two rivers, surrounded by an industrial park, a residential area, and commercial buildings. Both rivers flow into the flooding area, causing risks to nearby zones.
Regarding the first solution, the industrial, residential, and commercial areas are suggested to be relocated away from the flood region. Although this approach helps protect the environment, it is considered costly.
The second approach proposes building dams and reservoirs along the rivers to control the water flow. This option is cheaper, but it negatively affects the surrounding land.
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