Flooded Basins

Flooded basins are areas where water from heavy rainfall, storms, or overflowing rivers accumulate, submerging land that is typically dry. These basins can temporarily hold large volumes of water, acting as natural or artificial reservoirs. They influence local ecosystems, recharge groundwater, and sometimes cause flooding in nearby regions. Flooded basins are important for managing water resources and mitigating flood risks, but they can also pose challenges to communities and infrastructure if water levels rise beyond safe limits.