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How long does water stay in aquifers
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How long does water stay in aquifers

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2 weeks-10,000 years

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Estimated depth and residence time of the world's water supply

Soil Moisture ~2 weeks-1 year

Groundwater ~2 weeks-10,000 years

Ice caps/Glaciers 10-1000 years

Atmospheric water ~10 days

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