<span>"Some water underlies the Earth's surface almost everywhere, beneath hills, mountains, plains, and deserts. It is not always accessible, or fresh enough for use without treatment, and it's sometimes difficult to locate or to measure and describe. This water may occur close to the land surface, as in a marsh, or it may lie many hundreds of feet below the surface, as in some arid areas of the West. Water at very shallow depths might be just a few hours old; at moderate depth, it may be 100 years old; and at great depth or after having flowed long distances from places of entry, water may be several thousands of years old."</span>
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I would assume Princeton, New York as in Princeton University
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The largest officially recognized hailstone on record to have been 'captured' was measured 8.0” in diameter, 18 ½” in circumference, and weighed in at 1.9375
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longitude and latitude grids mark the globe for points of reference to the foot in degrees. then the globe is divided with alphabetical letters starting with a in greenwhich or 0000hours then moves around the globe from the 0 hour to the right until it reaches one hour before itself itself 2400 later so each zone is assigned a letter of the alphabet a-b-c and the hour is in conjunction with the letter so a=0 b=1 c=2 and so on until x is 2400
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