Brazilians that live near the Amazon know that the only way they can prevent flooding is to keep their homes on stilts. The river can be unpredictable causing major flooding to occur.
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Examples of floating homes are worldwide. Boathouses, homes on stilts and piers are common.
Amahuaca people build houses of sticks thatched with palm leaves. These are built on stilts or rafts to protect them from floods. They extract their living from the jungle.
Assam is a flood prone area and is hit by floods during the majority of the year. Thus, the houses in Assam are built on stilts so as to ensure that the houses are not destroyed by frequent flooding. Tundra is an area with a thin layer of soil over a thick layer of permanently frozen ground called permafrost underneath. If houses in the tundra were built directly on the ground, the heat of the building would melt the permafrost and the house would sink into the soggy ground.
The houses in the bayou are called stilt houses or pile houses. Bayou waters can rise very high in the summer months durring the monsoon and rainy seasons.
Wooden hootches built upon wooden stilts to keep them above water during the monsoon season.
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The people of Cambodia commonly build their homes on stilts to protect them from flooding during the rainy season. Stilt houses also help to keep the interior space cooler and provide additional storage space underneath. Additionally, building homes on stilts helps to keep them safe from animals and pests.
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Spanish colonizers named the area Venezuela (little Venice) because coastal homes built on stilts reminded them of Venice, Italy
Standard stucco appearing structures in the cities; wooden framed homes in the rural areas; nearly always built off the ground upon stilts, for times when it floods out there.