Which of the following is a common setting for a spring?
A) a limestone aquifer that intersects the surface
B) a permeable upper layer with a water table deep below the surface
C) a nonpermeable upper layer with a water table deep below the surface
D) an unconfined aquifer with a water table deep below the surface

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Springs often occur where a limestone aquifer (or any aquifer) intersects the surface, allowing groundwater to naturally emerge. This is due to the permeability of limestone, which can create channels and cavities that water can flow through to reach the surface.

Which of the Following Is a Common Setting for a Spring