Bas Saharan Basin

North African aquifer

The Bas Saharan Basin (Arabic: حوض الصحراء) is an artesian aquifer system which covers most of the Algerian and Tunisian Sahara and extends to Libya, enclosing the whole of the Grand Erg Oriental.[1]

## References

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1. ^ Eamonn Gearon (2011). The Sahara: A Cultural History. Andrews UK Limited. p. 14\. ISBN 978-1-908493-17-0.

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Aquifers

Canada|

* Arkell Spring Grounds
* Laurentian River System
* Oak Ridges Moraine

United States|

* Biscayne Aquifer
* Bishop Subbasin
* Buried Valley Aquifer System
* Edwards Aquifer
* Floridan aquifer
* Fox Hills Formation
* Kirkwood–Cohansey aquifer
* Mahomet Aquifer
* Ogallala Aquifer
* Permian Basin
* San Diego Formation
* Sankoty Aquifer
* Santa Clara valley aquifer
* Snake River Aquifer
* Southern Hills Aquifer
* Turlock Basin
* Wekepeke

Mexico|

* Lake Texcoco

South America|

* Guarani Aquifer
* Hamza River

Australia|

* Botany Sands Aquifer
* Gnangara Mound
* Great Artesian Basin
* Jandakot Mound
* Yarragadee Aquifer

New Zealand|

* Waiwhetu Aquifer
* Wharepapa Arthur Marble Aquifer

Africa|

* Bas Saharan Basin
* Lotikipi Basin Aquifer
* Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System

Middle-East|

* Yarkon-Taninim Aquifer

Europe|

* Alnarpsströmmen
* Schwyll Aquifer
* Upper Rhine Plain

Related articles|

* List of aquifers
* Aquifers in the United States
* Aquifer storage and recovery
* Aquifer test
* Artesian aquifer
* Sole Source Aquifer
* Surficial aquifer

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