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(1081) Groundwater mound, or Groundwater hill
A mound-shaped or ridge-shaped addition to the groundwater body built up by influent seepage.
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Dictionary - Groundwater Terms
- Geohydrology, Hydrogeology or Groundwater hydrology
- Groundwater runoff
- Groundwater storage
- Groundwater province
- Groundwater
- Capillary groundwater, or Fringe water
- Groundwater table
- Free groundwater, Phreatic water, or Non-artesian water
- Confined water, or Confined groundwater
- Perched water, or Perched groundwater
- Semiperched groundwater
- Fixed groundwater
- Attached groundwater
- Groundwater flow
- Groundwater reservoir
- Groundwater artery
- Groundwater divide
- Water-table contour, or Groundwater contour
- Groundwater cascade
- Groundwater dam
- Groundwater ridge
- Interstream groundwater ridge
- Groundwater mound, or Groundwater hill
- Groundwater trench
- Groundwater withdrawal, or Groundwater extraction
- Water surface (groundwater)
- Effective velocity (of groundwater), Actual velocity (of groundwater), True velocity (of groundwater), or Field velocity (of groundwater)
- Apparent velocity (of groundwater)
- Average velocity (of groundwater)
- Critical velocity (of groundwater )
- Groundwater turbulent flow
- Groundwater recharge
- Groundwater balance, or Groundwater budget
- Groundwater increment, or Groundwater accretion
- Groundwater decrement
- Groundwater inventory
- Groundwater equation
- Groundwater management
- Groundwater model
- Groundwater balance
- Groundwater basin
- Groundwater conservation
- Groundwater mining
- Groundwater overdraft
- Groundwater storeys
- Observation well, Groundwater station, Monitor well, or Piezometer
- Prospecting (groundwater)
- Irrigation from groundwater
- Groundwater table
- Groundwater table
- Groundwater contamination
- Groundwater flooding
- Artificial groundwater recharge
- Groundwater system, or Groundwater basin
- Groundwater investigations, or Geohydrological investigations
