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Drainage patterns

Dendritic Trellis Rectangular Radial Annular Deranged braided

dendritic

Trellis

radial

rectangular

Annular Mauritania. Salt?

N. Quebec Manicouagan Lake

deranged

Canadian shield Minnesota/Michigan glaciated areas

Karst topography Disappearing/reappearing streams Limestone regions.

Braided streams

Next up, Groundwater Water stored in soils or rocks. Soils – vadose and saturated zones. But wait, aren’t rocks solid? Nope. Pore spaces, fractures, caves, all sorts of stuff. Discuss porosity, permeability, and sorts of rocks which have fractures, caves, etc.

Aquifer! Rock layer with enough water that moves fast enough for humans to pump/use. High porosity/permeability

Aquifers and aquicludes

Terms to know Aquifer, aquiclude, confined aquifer, artesian well, permeability, porosity, cone of depression.

Not a cone of depression

Connecting streams and groundwater

Issues with coastal aquifers

overpumping

http://www.provo.org/home/showdocument?id=2062

What about fracking?

So? Contamination of aquifers Drilling fluid itself methane

http://www.theoec.org/campaign/fracking-impacts-water-quality

And, of course, earthquakes http://www.commondreams.org/news/2015/04/23/fracking- induced-earthquakes-highlighted-new-usgs-map

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