Island water?

Question

do islands,, like real islands, are their water salty or not,, not the ocean, or beach,, but island water,,

thanks

Answer 1

If you are referring to drinking water, it is not salty.  The water you take a shower with is not salty.  Most of it comes from the water pumps for those who have them in their yards.  That water comes from rainfall.

Answer 2

Depends on the island some are salty but most have fresh water under ground.

Answer 3

Yes, Island water is salty. The Caribbean Sea and Islands are located in the Atlantic Ocean.

The Caribbean Sea is one of the largest salt water seas and has an area of about 2,754,000 km² (1,063,000 square miles).

Here is a map

http://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/count...

Lake water is not salty.

Hope this helps and answers your question)

UPDATE:

After reading your question again, perhaps you are talking about the drinking water in the island, the water for island uses like drinking water goes through a process called water desalination.

The water now becomes potable. Most islands also have cistern (water tank) storing of rain water. Some homes filter this rain water for cooking and drinking.

Answer 4

You mean drinking water. It is rain water, just like your water. Also some of it is desal water which tastes great.