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An iceberg is a large piece of freshwater ice that has broken off a glacier or an ice shelf and is floating freely in open water. Small bits of disintegrating icebergs are called "growlers" or "bergy bits".

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YZL-upISOKa3NoOnZTRDCCbNHEXJPCEfD-SkenjMP5k/edit

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Water that in flowing on and under the ground.

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is water that originates from rain, including snow and ice melt. Storm water can soak into the soil , be stored on the land surface in ponds and puddles, evaporate, or contribute to surface runoff.

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is a very important part of the water cycle that releases water,hail, and snow.
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a large natural or artificial lake used as a source of water supply. Most reservoirs are formed by constructing dams across rivers. A reservoir can also be formed from a natural lake whose outlet has been dammed to control the water level.

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Ponds have no outflow and are just pits with water in them. Rain adds water to ponds, and rivers can add to ponds, or rivers can become ponds if stopped by a dam.

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A spring is when there is water moving underground and finds a opening in the land and emerges. This can also be described when water is in a aquifer, and gets to full and emerges. These are found all all over. There are also a lot in Wisconsin.

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Aquifer is a underground layer (a body of rock), its surrounded by water and has water in it.

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A bog is a freshwater wetland mostly found in cool northern climates. Bogs are mostly made of decayed plant matter. - Mari

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b) wolf river in Wisconsin
c) A river is an example of accumulation and run off because a stream isnt going into the ground.

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it's found in sewers. it's used water that gets there from commercial, domestic, industrial, agricultural, surface, and storm runoff.

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geysers are sources of water that go through the ground getting very hot. once it gets hot enough it will come up and explode above ground, the water is so hot it could kill you.

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An ice sheet is a mass of glacial ice that covers an area greater than 50,000 km2, ice sheets are larger than ice shelves or large masses of ice covering less than 50,000 km2. Ice sheets are formed in places when snowfalls in the winter and does not entirely melt in the summer. Over thousands of years, layers of snow pile up into larger and thicker masses of ice, getting denser and thicker as the older bottom layers of ice and snow get compressed by the newer layers of ice and snow. The Antarctic Ice Sheet is the largest ice sheet currently today with an area of around 14 million square kilometers, the only ice sheets are in Greenland and Antarctica.

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Wetlands are often found around streams or lakes. The wetlands themselves don't move very much so it accumulates and the water level changes. This is a photo of the Cherokee marsh in Wisconsin.

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is water that originates from rain, including snow and ice melt. Storm water can soak into the soil , be stored on the land surface in ponds and puddles, evaporate, or contribute to surface runoff.

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Humidity is the amount of water vapor in the air. Water vapor is the gas form of water, which is created by heating water. Humidity can be found anywhere around the world, but a good example of humidity would be the Amazon Rainforest. This is a photo of it.

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Water on the surface is absorbed from above and then pushed down because of gravity. This is an example of infiltration. Ground water is found in the ground. An example of ground water is a well.

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Ice caps are a form of glacier (a thick layer of ice and snow) that is less than 50,000 kilometers squared (~19,000 miles squared). Ice caps are form by precipitation when snow falls and then melts, and becomes compressed. If ice caps gain too much mass then their weight and the gravity of it propel the ice caps downhill along the surface.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Loboc_river.png

a river is make by water up high to down low by gravity help by the rain this is a runoff
one exp is the amazon river

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Lagoons  are a shallow body of water separated from the ocean or from larger bodies of water. some lagoons the water is traped in and some lagoons the water can rejoin with the bigger bodys waters. This pictures is in France.

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Lakes are found in mountains, deserts and sometimes plain places. the lake moves really slow