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| LAYER OF ROCK THAT ALLOWS WATER TO FLOW THROUGH |
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| A WELL THAT DOESNT NEED WATER TO THE SURFACE |
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| UNDERGROUND OPENING THAT CAN FORM WHEN ACIDIC GROUND WATER DISSOLVES |
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| A HOT SPRING THAT ERUPTS PERIODICALLY AND SHOOTS WATER AND STEAM IN TO THE AIR |
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| WATER THAT SOAKS INTO THE GROUND AND IS IMPORTANT FOR DRINKING WATER |
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| ITEMS THAT WATER CAN NOT PASS THROUGH |
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| C SHAPED CURVE IN A RIVER FORMED BY EROSION OF ITS OUTER BANK |
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| SOIL AND ROCK THAT WATER CAN FLOW THROUGH |
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| FORMS WHEN THE WATER TABLE MEETS EARTHS SURFACE. OFTEN FOUND ON HILL SIDES AND USED AS A FRESH WATER SOURCE |
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| CURRENT THAT RUNS PARALLEL TO THE SHORE LINE. CAUSED BY WAVES COLLIDING WITH THE SHORE AT SLIGHT ANGLES |
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| LAND AREA FROM WHICH A RIVER OR A STREAM COLLECTS RUNOFF |
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| UPPER SURFACE OF THE ZONE OF SATURATION- DROPS DURING A DROUGHT |
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| ANY RAINWATER THAT DOES NOT SOAK INTO THE GROUND AND FLOWS INTO STREAMS OR RIVERS |
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