The point where ground water reaches the surface and pours out is called a summer? true or false

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nlexa [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

False

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Groundwater and surface water have a relationship.

Groundwater is the water that is contained in a subsurface layer of an underlying soil/rock whereas surface water is that found in a lake, river or some other surface cavities.

However, when groundwater is discharged to surface water bodies, it is said to be surface water. Thus the statement asked is false.

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