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10.3 Notes Main Idea: Water from underground can surface in many ways.

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1 10.3 Notes Main Idea: Water from underground can surface in many ways.

2 Describe: Water that flows sideways underground & then bursts up through the surface. Artesian Spring (unconfined groundwater) Artesian Spring Saturation level Draw This Diagram!

3 Describe: People pump water directly above the ground. Man-Made Well

4 Problems arise with Drought Define : A time period w/ little or no rain.

5 Artesian Wells & Man-Made Wells Are Used for Irrigation Define Irrigation: The controlled use of water for agricultural purposes.

6 Describe: Water is heated underground & bursts through the surface. Geysers Old Faithful Draw This Diagram & Label all the parts!

7 Describe: A pond-like spring whose water is heated underground by molten rock. Hot Spring

8 HOT SPRING DIAGRAM

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