Guidelines on Building Ponds in Arkansas

  • Robert Thorne
  • Subterranean Architecture
  • 3 min read
Guidelines on Building Ponds in Arkansas

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Pond sites in Arkansas are a source of enjoyment and beauty as well as utility

The USDA identifies two primary pond types. Embankment ponds are created by damming streams in depressed land sites that will permit five or more feet of water to collect from runoff and rainfall. Excavated ponds must be dug in a level area where the water table is reasonably accessible or water can be pumped in from a nearby source. Each pond type may be also be referred to as a watershed pond, or a levee respectively.

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Robert Thorne covers electric vehicle innovations, autonomous driving systems, global mobility trends, and automotive engineering developments.

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