Hydrogemorphology of the Boudhiab and Burisha river islands and their developmental importance

Abstract

        Water discharges are the main element in the formation of river islands along with other human factors, as the river load of sediments, silt and silt represents a major factor in the formation of the nucleus of the island, especially during low levels of the river and lack of water discharge in dry years, so sedimentary tongues form, and then barriers and small islands soon They fuse with each other, forming large islands that expand year after year until they reach a certain size. The study of river islands is of great importance in hydrological studies, as its importance appears through the river load and its impact on the formation of river islands within the course of the Euphrates River north of the city of Ramadi, and then knowing the factors that led to the emergence of these islands, as well as knowing the future directions in order to develop and exploit them in The agricultural, residential or tourist aspect, while giving solutions to address the abuses that occur within the island.