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W e may walk over them, drive over them daily and ignore them most of the time, but their importance is crucial when discussing the city's drainage system. A well-planned city must incorporate manholes into its design for the maintenance of the city's drainage system. In this blog, we take a closer look at why manholes are so important in a city's architecture and the kinds of manholes needed to keep the city's drainage fully functional and prevent the citizens from facing the inconvenience of waterlogged roads.    What is a Manhole?   A manhole is a maintenance access, that is, a hole in the concrete pavement or roadside covered with a cap or a lid. The hole is big enough for a drainage maintenance person to crawl through to repair underground sewer lines or water pipelines.    Why are Manholes Important?   Entry Point for Maintenance    Modern cities of today have extensive drainage systems that need routine maintenance to keep them clear and fr...