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读下图，左图为世界某区域图，右图为著名的古代建筑物。读图回答下面问题。④地经常发生洪

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读下图，左图为世界某区域图，右图为著名的古代建筑物。读图回答下面问题。

④地经常发生洪涝灾害，其主要原因是（）

A.海平面升高

B.全年降水量大且季节分配均匀

C.地势低平，容易积水

D.大型工程建设不当

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