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The 55 pages that link to Aquifer, each with the reason it gives.

• KarstNarrower topic: Karst aquifers route water through fractures, caves, and conduits rather than uniform pores.

• Groundwater contaminationNarrower topic: Contamination affects the aquifer as a water resource and can persist within its materials.

• OasisNarrower topic: Many oases form where groundwater reaches the surface or can be tapped by wells.

• Water tableNarrower topic: An unconfined aquifer has the water table as its upper boundary.

• Hydraulic headNarrower topic: Head measurements describe groundwater conditions within aquifers.

• Saltwater intrusionNarrower topic: Its permeability and geometry govern the pathways saline water can follow.

• Groundwater rechargeNarrower topic: Recharge replenishes the water stored in this formation.

• QanatNarrower topic: The qanat intercepts water held in an aquifer.

• Hydraulic conductivityNarrower topic: Aquifer conductivity controls how readily wells and springs can draw water from it.

• Yucatán PeninsulaNarrower topic: The peninsula depends heavily on groundwater stored in its limestone aquifer.

• Ogallala AquiferNarrower topic: The Ogallala is a large, unconfined aquifer rather than a single underground lake.

• Karst HydrologyNarrower topic: A karst aquifer is the groundwater-bearing system whose flow this field studies.

• Long IslandNarrower topic: Long Island relies heavily on groundwater aquifers for drinking water.

• Vadose zoneNarrower topic: The vadose zone is distinct from the saturated formations that function as aquifers.

• Artesian wellNarrower topic: The well must intersect an aquifer for groundwater to enter it.

• Confined aquiferNarrower topic: A confined aquifer is one boundary-defined kind of aquifer.

• Nubian Sandstone Aquifer SystemNarrower topic: The Nubian system is an unusually extensive example of this broader kind of formation.

• Water wellNarrower topic: The well draws from this saturated formation.

• BoreholeNarrower topic: Water boreholes reach aquifers to access groundwater.

• Carbonate rockNarrower topic: Fractured and dissolved carbonate rocks can form highly productive aquifers.

• Freshwater lensNarrower topic: A permeable island aquifer provides the material in which the lens is held.

• Great Artesian BasinNarrower topic: The basin is a connected system of aquifers within sedimentary rocks.

• Guarani AquiferNarrower topic: The Guarani is a particularly extensive example of this general kind of formation.

• Underground lakeNarrower topic: Aquifers can feed cave lakes through fractures and conduits.