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    The Cross Section Below Simplifies the Groundwater Sources in a County
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The Cross Section Below Simplifies the Groundwater Sources in a County

Question 18

Question 18

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The cross section below simplifies the groundwater sources in a county in a Midwest state. Which rock
The cross section below simplifies the groundwater sources in a county in a Midwest state. Which rock   unit the potential for the worst groundwater production? A)  Point A B)  Point B C)  Point C D)  Point D unit the potential for the worst groundwater production?


A) Point A
B) Point B
C) Point C
D) Point D

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