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Groundwater is primarily found in porous and permeable layers of rock and sediment known as aquifers, which allow for the storage and flow of water. In contrast, impermeable layers, such as clay or solid rock, do not permit water to pass through, preventing groundwater accumulation in those areas. Additionally, the geological composition and structure of the Earth's layers vary significantly, resulting in uneven distribution of groundwater resources. Consequently, groundwater is concentrated in specific regions rather than being uniformly distributed throughout all layers of the Earth.

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