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The document titled 'Ground-Water Regions of the United States' by Ralph C. Heath, published as Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper 2242, provides a comprehensive overview of the ground-water resources across various regions in the U.S., Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. It discusses the geological characteristics, hydrology, and water management issues related to ground-water systems. The report categorizes the country into 15 distinct ground-water regions based on geological features and hydrologic conditions, detailing aspects such as aquifer types, recharge areas, and water quality. It emphasizes the importance of understanding these resources for effective management and conservation.

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