05.07.2009

The unsaturated zone is the portion of the subsurface above the ground water table. It contains, at least some of the time, air as well as water in the pores. Its thickness can range from 0 meters, as when a lake or marsh is at the surface, to hundreds of meters, as is common in arid regions

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