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Meaning of "fishponds"
fishpond (noun) - A man-made pond or pool where fish are kept for the purpose of breeding, storing, or selling. Fishponds are commonly found in rural areas and serve both recreational and commercial purposes
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- plural of fishpond
- An outer suburb of Bristol, England (OS grid ref ST6375).
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There are plenty of fishponds in the area too.
Below the reservoir there are managed fishponds.
Several fishponds have been restored in recent years.
So the houses were near to the fishponds.
It contains a series of fishponds which are owned by local villagers.
Many abandoned pits are used as fishponds.
Remains of the fishponds survive today.
To the north of the buildings were at least two fishponds.
Armash fishponds are full of birds.
It is surrounded by fields and forests with several fishponds.
The two medieval fishponds can still be seen.
It had outbuildings and three fishponds.
In fishponds which shall periodically be fully drained and in lakes.
Small farmers often have fishponds and livestock.
Fishponds are becoming more important.
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The substantial moat and former fishponds remain.
The house has fishponds fed by the village spring.
They have a sizable importance because there are the fishponds.
The fishponds are converted to saltbeds during the dry season.
Within the island itself are two small rectangular fishponds.
Water in the moat was used to make fishponds and to drive watermills.
The entire production of shrimps comes from brackish water fishponds.
Support for maintenance of traditional fishponds which may represent important habitat.
Fishponds is mainly residential through which two main bus routes pass.
The coastal area is surrounded with seaweed and fishponds farming.
Fishponds help households produce fish for sale and household consumption.
They built roads and temples and fishponds and houses.
Fishponds and horse riding club Navaho.
These represent fishponds.
There are also a number of fishponds and prawn farming has become a major industry.
Number of possible fishponds.
Peasant fishers and family fishponds recycle nutrients and have almost no waste.
It also has the biggest area of brackish water fishponds in the region.
Water moves from rainfall to fishponds to soil to plants and finally to water vapor.
We have not built a temple with trees and fishponds on the roof.
Two large fishponds were filled in to form Shafter Flats.
During the rainy season these salt beds became converted into fishponds.
They also have real networks and fishponds for the sector in question.
The decline in the mangrove areas is primarily due to conversion of mangroves into fishponds.
The remains of the original monastic fishponds still survive to the east of the site.
The foundations of other buildings are visible and the medieval fishponds still exist.
The stream once fed the fishponds that filled the low valley here.
But the beavers escaped the night they were captured and returned to the fishponds.
Its moat and a set of three medieval fishponds survive and are also a scheduled monument.
Lord Radnor extended the formal gardens and dug out fishponds.
I heard they own a lot of fishponds in Pangasinan.
He also bought fishponds and lands in Gyirmót today a borough in Győr.
Option B focuses on incorporating fish from personal fishponds into the family diet.
Production system | | In fishponds which shall periodically be fully drained and in lakes.
The priory 's precinct wall and fishponds also survive.
