relationship between hydrology and geomorphology

The landscape and the terrain chracterises,besies geology,are closely related to occurence,availability,quality and utilization of the usable water for diferent puroses by man from different ouces,eg.:- surface wtare,ground water etc.there is direct relationship betwen limestone reas also helps in digging of dug wells.If the limestons have enough porosity and are capped by sand stones layers,there is every posibilty for rich ground water reserves and the water is also naurally filtered while passing through the sand stone beds and hence this groundwater will be free from pollutants.



Limestone areas are'nt suitable for dam or reservoir construction because it requires a lot of expensive engineering work.The geomorphological history of the glaciated landscape ,characterizes of different types of glacial deposits and landform characteristics help in searching and determining the interglacial valleys under the surficial ground material provide large and rich ground water reserves.This situation of buried periglacial valleys may be known only through geomorphological study of the concerned area ie.,denuation chronology and geomorphologic history of the concerned area.

In conclusion it can be stated that geomorphology and hydrology are so interdependent and so intricately interrelated that it would be a rime to consider any one of the two separate from other or supirior to one another.

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