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In short, surface water is more turbid with a higher amount of particulate matter and requires more treatment to make it potable. It is also usually soft water.

Groundwater is usually clear and contains little or no organic contamination as it has naturally filtered through the ground which also makes it harder water. This usually requires filtration and the addition of chlorine to make it potable.

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