How is an Aquifer Formed? By : Jason and Felipe.  An aquifer is an underground layer of of water-bearing permeable{allowing liquids or gases to pass.

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How is an Aquifer Formed? By : Jason and Felipe

 An aquifer is an underground layer of of water-bearing permeable{allowing liquids or gases to pass through it} rock from which groundwater can be extracted. What is Aquifer?

Man Made Aquifer It is a hard job to make a aquifer, but yet very easy to make one. Man made aquifers are made when one makes a well. The well has to reach a aquifer. Another way to have a Aquifer you find a river dig underground then you have your self a aquifer Natural Aquifer A natural aquifer is made by he rock cycle because in order for the aquifers water to be clean it needs special types of rocks that are left behind from the water cycle.

Evidence Slide All evidence was found in the following websites: 1.) Aquifer-National Geographic Education 2.) Google Search {Aquifer} 3.) Google search {Aquifer} [Images]