Mrs. April McKenzie
Oct 23, 2024
How is Groundwater formed?
I am working on a science project and would like to understand how groundwater is formed. I have been unable to find clear information on this topic. Can someone explain the process of groundwater formation? Thank you!
2 Answers
Ground water is not formed by itself. Ground water is actually rain water which seeped or infiltrate into ground and reach until an underground reservoir. This is also call aquifer. However rain or precipitation is not the only source of recharge for ground water. It can also be recharged through water infiltrated by lakes and rivers.
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