Reservoirs.
Oceans and seas.
Glaciers and ice caps.
Water under the Earth's surface.
Rivers.
Lakes.
We can also find fresh water underground. Groundwater mainly comes from rain and melted snow that is absorbed into the ground. It is stored in underground layers of rock or earth called aquifers. They are a source of water for drinking, agriculture and industry.
They are the largest bodies of water and are made of salt water.
They are man-made and used for storing fresh water.
They are large masses of ice and snow.
They are surrounded by land on all sides. Lakes can hold fresh water or salt water.
They are long bodies of fresh water and flow into seas and oceans. A small river can be called a stream, creek or brook.
