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Matching Supply & Demand of Water in the UK

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Matching Supply and Demand

Water has to be transferred from areas with a water surplus to areas with a water deficit to make sure that everyone has enough water.

Dams and aqueducts

Dams and aqueducts

  • Networks of dams, reservoirs, and aqueducts can transport water across the UK.
  • Manchester gets water from the Lake District, Birmingham gets water from Wales, London gets its water from the River Thames upstream of Teddington.
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