Ground water discharge The fluid output from a ground water system. Natural ground water discharge may occur in the form of springs or seepages. Ground water also discharges into rivers and lakes via bank seepage or by upward flow in river and lake beds. Ground water at the coast may reach the oceans via coastal discharge at or beyond the shore zone. read more
Difference Between Well Water & Spring Water By Ronnie Dauber Perhaps the most recognized difference between well water and spring water is that well water is pumped up from a drilled well in the ground and spring water flows freely from rocky streams above the ground. read more
Eventually this groundwater finds a home in an aquifer or trapped between levels of rock creating a water table. This is the water you most often drink from your well. Due to the minerals picked up while filtering through the rocks, groundwater is typically considered to be “hard” water. read more