water source
Flagstaff has more then just one or even two sources of water. This city has five sources of water to draw from. Even though some of these sources are not used to there full potential. Upper Lake Mary and the Lake Mary aquifer are one of the more widely known of the five. Lake Mary and its aquifer are replenished by snowmelt mostly. The inner basin aquifer, in the mountains, is another source that is also mostly snowmelt. The Rio de Flag is used in two ways for water. The river has a couple of wells on it, but it is mostly used to put reclaimed water into it. Another one is in the Woody Mountains, where there are a few wells that draw water out. The last one is the, mentioned earlier, is the water treatment plant that reclaims water and puts it back into the Rio de Flag. All of these sources provide the Flagstaff and Northern Arizona University community with water.
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Approximate Word count = 604
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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