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Asked: March 19, 20212021-03-19T20:43:48+05:30 2021-03-19T20:43:48+05:30In: Foundation

What is borrow Pits?

Define Borrow pits

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      2021-06-19T13:35:31+05:30Added an answer on June 19, 2021 at 1:35 pm

      Borrow pit is an area of high land that sand was Borrowed to feel a lower area of roads, building etc. Simply is where good soil is duged for feeling purposes .

      Borrow pit is an area of high land that sand was Borrowed to feel a lower area of roads, building etc. Simply is where good soil is duged for feeling purposes .

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      2021-03-19T20:52:06+05:30Added an answer on March 19, 2021 at 8:52 pm

      Borrow pits are used for the purpose of filling and embankments, earth has to be excavated by digging trenches along the side of road or canal or a railway track. These parallel trenches from which earth is borrowed is known as Borrow pits. Borrow pits are a source of danger to the traffic and henceRead more

      Borrow pits are used for the purpose of filling and embankments, earth has to be excavated by digging trenches along the side of road or canal or a railway track.

      These parallel trenches from which earth is borrowed is known as Borrow pits.

      Borrow pits are a source of danger to the traffic and hence should be avoided as far as possible.

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