Groundwater can be found in practically every area of the province, but aquifer depths, yields and water quality vary.

Results indicated an optimum well radius for different aquifer depths and well spacing.

Exploring & evaluating groundwater resources; their aquifers depth, thickness and extension and locating the optimum sites for water well drilling.

For example, the aquifer is vulnerable to geologically-induced water quality problems with increasing aquifer depth and consolidation and fracturing of clay layers.

Lakes which are short relative to the aquifer depth or have highly resistive sediments form flow regimes with stagnation points in the interior of the aquifer more readily than longer lakes, or lakes with less resistive sediments.