Question

What happens to the rainwater that seeps through the topsoil?

Answer 1

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 It becomes groundwater. If enough collects underground, an underground lake or in some cases, even an underground river may form. In most cases however, it simply remains in the ground above the impermeable bedrock, where it is called the "water table" and can be drawn up by such things as pumps or wells.

Answer 2

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What happens to the rainwater that seeps through the topsoil?

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• Rain water seeping through the topsoil collects in the horizon C as it cannot pass through the layer of hard rock underneath.
• The reservoir of groundwater in this layer is called groundwater .
• When there is sufficient rain ground water rises to the subsoil.

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