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which ones are salt water and which ones are fresh water
1groundwater
2icecaps
3lakes
4oceans
5rivers
6swamps
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1. Groundwater — mostly fresh water (but many aquifers near coasts or deep brines are saline).
2. Icecaps — fresh water (polar ice sheets and glaciers are basically frozen fresh precipitation).
3. Lakes — mostly fresh water (some lakes are saline — e.g., Great Salt Lake, the Dead Sea).
4. Oceans — salt water.
5. Rivers — mostly fresh water (can be brackish where they meet the sea).
6. Swamps — usually fresh water (but there are saltwater/brackish swamps and mangrove wetlands).
2. Icecaps — fresh water (polar ice sheets and glaciers are basically frozen fresh precipitation).
3. Lakes — mostly fresh water (some lakes are saline — e.g., Great Salt Lake, the Dead Sea).
4. Oceans — salt water.
5. Rivers — mostly fresh water (can be brackish where they meet the sea).
6. Swamps — usually fresh water (but there are saltwater/brackish swamps and mangrove wetlands).
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