
When highways get built, they traverse many water bodies which feed rivers and streams and may in fact be more important than roads for the prosperity and well-being of a region, especially in drought-prone areas.

When highways get built, they traverse many water bodies which feed rivers and streams and may in fact be more important than roads for the prosperity and well-being of a region, especially in drought-prone areas.
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