Acequias in the U.S. Southwest
In New Mexico and other Southwestern states acequias are channels that are dug to divert water from snow runoff and rivers to irrigate fields.
Settlement geography is a subdiscipline of human geography that studies the areas of the earth’s surface that have been settled by humans.
In New Mexico and other Southwestern states acequias are channels that are dug to divert water from snow runoff and rivers to irrigate fields.
Located at 5,000 meters (3 miles) above sea level, La Rinconada in southeastern Peru is the highest permanent settlement in the world.
Erbil Citadel, located in the center of Erbil, Iraq, is the oldest continuously occupied human settlement.
Here are a few smaller than small towns in the United States.