water access
Lakefront property privilege
Water access refers to the ability to reach or use a body of water.
In real estate, a property with water access borders or has rights to a lake, river, or ocean: The cabin has direct water access to the bay.
In public health and development contexts, water access means availability of clean drinking water: Millions still lack reliable water access.
- boreholeDrilled underground passage
- wellDug water source
- aqueductChannel conveying water distances
- desalination plantFacility removing salt from seawater
- standpipeVertical pipe for water supply
pipeline · affordability · rainwater harvesting · social equity · urban-rural divide · reservoir · hydrant · sanitation · faucet · pollution control · irrigation system · spigot · thirst · tap · cistern · watershed · clean · rural
- lakeside parkspicnic areas, boat launch, fishing pier, beach, swimming area
- animal testinglab mice, animal testing, lab rats, vivisection, experimentation
- farm safetyfarm safety, injury prevention, safety training, protective gear, PPE
- rural Africavillage, herding, pastoralism, subsistence farming, smallholder
- African statisticspopulation data, population figures, GDP figures, birth rates, death rates
- livestock careveterinary care, animal welfare, disease prevention, calving, deworming
water accesslandlocked
Having no sea access
inland · hinterland · interior
water accesswater scarcity
Insufficient freshwater for demand
drought · water shortage · no running water · waterless · desiccation