Dry point settlements are typically located on elevated areas of land that are above the surrounding water levels, such as hills or ridges. These areas are less prone to flooding, making them suitable for human habitation.
Dry point settlements are typically located above the surrounding water levels. They are areas of higher elevation where the land is relatively dry compared to the surrounding areas, which may be marshes, wetlands, or low-lying flood-prone regions. These settlements are usually chosen for human habitation as they offer better protection from flooding and water-related hazards.
