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    The Rate of Ground Water Flow Tends to Decrease with Depth
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The Rate of Ground Water Flow Tends to Decrease with Depth

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The rate of ground water flow tends to decrease with depth because sedimentary rock pores tend to be closed by increasing amounts of cement and the weight of the overlying rock.

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