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    An aquifer is an underground layer that contains water and allows water to easily flow through spaces in rock or soil. Aquifers provide groundwater that can be extracted through wells. They are composed of materials like permeable rock, rock fractures, gravel, sand or silt that hold or transmit groundwater.

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    An aquifer is an underground layer that contains water and allows water to easily flow through spaces in rock or soil. Aquifers provide groundwater that can be extracted through wells. They are composed of materials like permeable rock, rock fractures, gravel, sand or silt that hold or transmit groundwater.

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    An aquifer is an underground layer that contains water and allows water to easily flow through spaces in rock or soil. Aquifers provide groundwater that can be extracted through wells. They are composed of materials like permeable rock, rock fractures, gravel, sand or silt that hold or transmit groundwater.

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    WHAT IS AN AQUIFER?

    An aquifer is an underground layer of water-bearing, permeable rock, rock


    fractures, or unconsolidated materials (gravel, sand, or silt). Groundwater from
    aquifers can be extracted using a water well.

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