hydrogeologic map
hydrogeologic map A geologic map that is specially prepared to emphasize features of hydrogeologic importance. For example, rocks are shown not just according to their age or lithology but also as aquifers or aquicludes, and details may be included of groundwater levels, springs, and water sources. Unlike many geologic maps, they provide a high degree of interpretation for the user.
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