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  • Groundwater: The Source of Wells and Springs - A Comprehensive Guide
    Wells and springs are both supplied by groundwater.

    Here's a breakdown:

    * Groundwater: Water that seeps into the ground and is stored in underground layers of rock and soil called aquifers.

    * Wells: Holes drilled into the ground that tap into aquifers, allowing water to be pumped to the surface.

    * Springs: Natural points where groundwater flows out to the surface, often where an aquifer intersects the ground surface or where a layer of impermeable rock forces the water upward.

    So, the source of water for both wells and springs is the same: groundwater stored in underground aquifers.

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