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what is an aquifer
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An aquifer is a layer of porous rock or sediment that is able to hold and transmit groundwater. Water from precipitation or surface water can seep into the ground and collect within the spaces in the rock or sediment, creating a reservoir of water underground. Aquifers can be used as a source of drinking water or for irrigation purposes.
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