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Ground Water

  • Water in the ground is called this
  • Soil or rock containing useable quantities of water
  • Not a piece of furniture, but the top of an aquifer
  • Water that seeps through the land surface adding to ground water
  • An open space below the surface that water can form

Surface Water

  • Water in puddles, lakes, or rivers
  • Overflowing rivers cause this to happen
  • Dumping waste into the water causes this
  • This process causes river banks to wear away
  • This is the name of the area that water travels from mountains to rivers

Hydrologic Geography

  • This Arizona natural wonder and national park was formed by the Colorado River
  • This famous geyser is located in Yellowstone National Park
  • This river runs through South Dakota, meeting the Mississippi and flowing into the Gulf of Mexico
  • Glaciers helped form this system of lakes located on the US/Canada border
  • This National Park Service cave in South Dakota was formed by the dissolving action of water

Hydrological Cycle/Water Use

  • Doing this while brushing your teeth saves water
  • Placing this in your toilet tank saves water
  • The release of rain or snow from a cloud
  • Water turns into vapor when this happens
  • This fan-like structure is sometimes used for pumping water in rural areas

General Hydrology

  • This solid is formed when water freezes
  • This is the chemical abbreviation for water
  • Two of the three physical states water can take
  • The study of water
  • Water mixed with carbon-dioxide forms this acid
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