Origins of Local Water

The standards for local water are the same in most countries. But water is and will always be a naturel product. You can define local water in difference origins.

Types of water

Soil consists of 30% water, slowly flowing through the paorous sediments (layers of sand and clay). The composition of the soil determines largely the specific properties of the local ground water, such as the presence and quantity of dissolved minerals. Based ont it's origins we can distinguish the following types of ground water.

Plateau water

Pleistocene period source; water from the higher areas

Glacial water

Pleistocene period source; won in the lateral moraines

Dune Water

Holocene period sources; water from the lower areas in the dunes.

Hill water

Creataceaous period sourse; from the sol in the hill land.