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An embankment slope is an inclined area of land that has been built up to a higher elevation, commonly by means of excavated earth. It is used to support roads and other infrastructure, control flooding, or provide stability for fill slopes and riverbanks.
An embankment slope is an inclined area of land that has been built up to a higher elevation, commonly by means of excavated earth. It is used to support roads and other infrastructure, control flooding, or provide stability for fill slopes and riverbanks.
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