Water Treatment Facility Game
Water treatment plants provide clean, safe water for people to use. To make water safe, collected water goes through a special step-by-step cleaning process. The stations of a water treatment plant work together to remove dirt, germs, chemicals, and other waste from the water. Each station plays a unique role in cleaning the water, and must be in the right order for the facility to work properly
In the Water Treatment Facility Game, your mission is to build your own advanced water treatment plant by placing the stations in the correct order. Once you're finished, play again to try to improve your score.
See more games and activities about water at Water Activities Central.
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