Are reservoirs fresh or salt water?

Answer 1

Inland ponds (ie, not near the ocean) are normally fresh water, and are formed either by precipitation (rain, snow, etc.) or by underground, or artesian water sources. Large ponds of this type are often called kettle lakes, in that they have no visible source of water supplying them, such as a river or stream.

Ponds can also be formed by receding ocean tides and, in this case, will contain salt water. Of course, when the tide rises again, the pond will simply become part of the ocean, so these ponds are not permanent but exist only when the tide is out.

Answer 2

Marshes can be fresh,brackish or saline depending upon the water source.

Answer 3

Reservoirs can be both fresh and salt water

Answer 4

there are no salt in this water but there is salt water in the stastes

Answer 5

They are fresh water.

Answer 6

Yes they are fresh water fishes

Answer 7

mostly fresh water but some salt water