Assertion: aquifer's water | /r/CapableOf | recharge the aquifer
Facets:
value: by downward leakage
type: MANNER
value: with a karstified surface
type: OTHER
value: near the ogallala #1
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: 36Cl /Cl ratios and indicates that at least some modern (post 1950's) water has recharged the aquifer near the Ogallala #1 well (Stan Davis, University of Arizona, written commun., 1999).
text: Water that recharges an aquifer with a karstified surface either enters as direct runoff through sinkholes and sinking streams (streams that flow into shallow holes and sinkholes) or enters by downward diffuse infiltration through shallow soil cover in the upland, interstream areas.
text: Some water recharges the aquifer by downward leakage from overlying aquifers.
text: By contrast, where the 2,000-foot contour crosses the Platte River in west-central Nebraska, a slight downstream bend in the contour indicates that water is moving from the stream to the aquifer; the Platte River is a losing stream in this area, and the water from the river recharges the aquifer.