Why are water storage tanks usually built on towers or hilltops?

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jydclix · Answer

they are built on hilltops and tower because they need distance from the earth surface to enable acceleration due to gravity provide pressure that will enable flow of water to people downhills

vaibhav · Answer

they need distance from the earth surface to enable acceleration due to gravity provide pressure that will enable flow of water to people downhills. 
 Bcz they need particular distance from earth's surface. That's why they can able to transfer water to dams, people through any medium.

jydclix · Answer

Water storage tanks are built on towers or hilltops to leverage gravity, which allows water to flow naturally down to lower areas due to gravitational pressure. This method enhances water delivery efficiency and minimizes reliance on mechanical pumps. Additionally, elevated tanks provide crucial access for emergency services like firefighting. 
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Why are water storage tanks usually built on towers or hilltops?

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