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  • Groundwater Assessment in Agricultural Area, Case Study from Machang – Malaysia

Groundwater Assessment in Agricultural Area, Case Study from Machang – Malaysia

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  • 26 May 2011, 11.29
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Nur Islami
Program Studi Fisika – PMIPA – UNIVERSITAS RIAU
Email: nris74@yahoo.com

The study area is located in Machang, North Kelantan – Malaysia. The North Kelantan plain is covered with Quaternary sediments overlying granite bedrock. The drainage system is dendritic with the main river flowing into the South China Sea. Hydrogeochemical method was used to study groundwater of shallow aquifer characters within the area. Based on water samples analysis collected from the study area, it can be deduced that the cations and anions concentration are good for domestic use except in the southern region which the nitrate concentration is higher (more than 20 mg/l) compared to the northern region (relatively zero). The areas that possibly possess nitrate-contaminated groundwater have been mapped along with groundwater flow patterns. The southern and middle part of the study area has an east to west groundwater flow pattern, making it impossible for contaminated water from the southern region to enter the northern area, despite in the northern area has lower elevation.

Keywords: Groundwater, Nitrate

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