1. Flooding 3 – Case study UK Key idea The effects of and responses to floods vary between areas of contrasting levels of wealth A case study of flooding in a rich part of the world (Boscastle) and one from a poorer area (Bangladesh) – the different effects of and responses to flooding.

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25. A £4.5m scheme to improve flood defences. Boscastle main car park.

26. The scheme stretches along the valley, incorporating drainage, sewerage systems and land re-grading. Boscastle main car park.

28. The river bed is being deepened by six feet to accommodate more water volume in times of flood.

29. Boscastle car park is being raised in height. This will stop the river from bursting it’s banks so easily.

30. This drain allows water to run into the lower section of the river quickly.

32. The river channel is being made deeper and wider so that it can accommodate more water. The lower section of the village.

33. New sewerage systems are being put in place. The lower section of the village.

34. Bridges that hindered the drainage of the floodwater are being replaced by stronger bridges that are less likely to get blocked. The lower section of the village. Notice attempts to draw in much needed custom.

36. Many buildings have indicators to show the height of the flood water . The core of the village.