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Kenbane Castle, Co Antrim, Ireland, Rathlin Island In The Background

Howth Harbour In County Dublin, Ireland

Killybegs Harbour, Co Donegal, Ireland

Howth Harbour & Irelands Eye, Co Dublin, Ireland

Co Galway, Roundstone, Connemara

Dingle Town & Harbour, Co Kerry, Ireland

Dingle Peninsula, Dingle Harbour

Dingle Harbour, Dingle, Co Kerry, Ireland

Knockmahon, Copper Coast, County Waterford, Ireland

Fishing Village In Ireland

Howth 17 Yachts, Howth Harbour, Co Dublin, Ireland

River Suir, From Millenium Plaza, Waterford City, Ireland

Cobh, Co Cork, Ireland, Cobh Cathedral (St. Colman’S Cathedral) In The Distance
Cobh, Co Cork, Ireland, Cobh Cathedral (St. Colman’s Cathedral) In The Distance

Chalmette, a section of the levee, New Orleans, La, Levees, Rivers, United States, Louisiana, Chalmette, United States, Mississippi River, 1890

Oyster luggers at the levee, New Orleans, Boats, Levees, Shellfish industry, Oysters, United States, Louisiana, New Orleans, 1890

Steamboats along the levee, New Orleans, Rivers, Steamboats, Levees, United States, Mississippi River, United States, Louisiana, New Orleans, 1890

Levee, foot of Canal St, New Orleans, Levees, Piers & wharves, United States, Louisiana, New Orleans, 1900

Bismarck flooding, USA, satellite image C014 / 1747
Bismarck flooding. Satellite image taken on 3rd June 2011 of the flooded Missouri River and adjacent neighbourhood just north of Bismarck, North Dakota, USA. According to news reports the U.S

Middelbourg in 18th c. Engraving

Captain of the 3rd (Prince Wales s) Dragoon Guards. Wearing Full Dress for Levees with undress Shoulder belt, sword belt and sword knot. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith

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"Protecting Lives and Land: The Mighty Levees" Levees, the unsung heroes of flood control, have played a crucial role in safeguarding communities worldwide. Dating back to ancient civilizations, these man-made embankments have evolved over time to combat the devastating forces of nature. From floods in France in 1897 to picturesque landscapes across Ireland's coastlines, levees stand tall as symbols of resilience and protection. Intricate engravings depict the catastrophic floods that ravaged France in 1897, highlighting the urgent need for effective flood management systems like levees. These towering structures not only shielded towns and villages but also preserved livelihoods and historical landmarks such as Kenbane Castle on Rathlin Island, Co Antrim, Ireland. From Killybegs Harbour in Co Donegal to Howth Harbour & Irelands Eye in Co Dublin, Irish coastal communities have relied on sturdy levees for centuries. These formidable barriers ensure that bustling fishing harbors remain safe from raging tides while offering breathtaking views of Connemara's Roundstone or Dingle Peninsula's serene beauty. Dingle Town & Harbour serve as a testament to how well-designed levee systems can harmoniously blend with their surroundings. Nestled amidst stunning landscapes along Co Kerry's coastline, these protective walls secure both life and livelihoods against unpredictable storms while preserving the charm of this vibrant town. Howth Harbour In County Dublin stands proudly as an example of successful flood prevention measures implemented by leveraging innovative engineering techniques within an urban setting. This thriving harbor is proof that modern infrastructure can coexist harmoniously with natural beauty without compromising safety or functionality. Knockmahon along Copper Coast County Waterford showcases how resilient communities adapt to changing environments through strategic placement of levee systems. By embracing sustainable practices alongside robust defenses, they strike a balance between economic growth and environmental conservation.