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Belmont Springs

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	Country of Origin: USA
	Region: Massachusetts
	Place Name: Belmont

	Belmont Springs
	The pure waters of Belmont Springs were discovered high on a hill in Belmont (beautiful mountain), Massachusetts, more than 300 years ago by Native Americans. Early settlers rediscovered this natural spring by following an Indian footpath. Almost 200 years later it was established as the Belmont Springs that we know today. Rather than having to journey to discover this water yourself, we can deliver it directly to your door! From bedrock formed in prehistoric times, Belmont Springs arises. It is clean, pristine water from a natural source-a rarity, especially today. Belmont Springs takes great pride in providing you with the purest natural spring water. Because its source is hundreds of feet underground, its water retains its purity. The impenetrable bedrock, which is tapped below the surface to avoid contact with any contaminants, further protects the quality of its waters.
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