Is there salt water in Pennsylvania?

fresh water under the ground than on the ground in Pennsylvania. Just about anywhere in Pennsylvania, salt water can be found beneath fresh ground- water at depths ranging from about 200 feet to over 1,000 feet. This salty groundwater, called brine, contains much more salt than seawater.



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