The diagram below shows the water cycle in both forested and urban areas. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The presented illustration compares the

water

circulation in populated and forested regions.

Overall

, the cycle of H2O shows a similar process of six various stages in both areas,

however

there are some differences. There are four main phases of

water

movement above ground and one of them is rainfall, which is the same in the two zones,

while

the other three processes are unalike. Compared with treed regions, lesser the amount of H2O evaporates and is emitted through the foliage and the overflow is highly contaminated in a town-like environment. The rest of the stages of

water

circulation happen underground. Soil's absorption of H2O

as well as

the groundwater flow is decreased in the urban area in comparison with the proportion in the forest.

Also

, there is a place filled with

water

below the surface of the treed region,

whereas

, in the citified location, there is a high level of decomposition in the earth.