In which type of water bodies would you likely find limited flow water?

Farm ponds with overflow pipes represent a scenario where water flow is limited. These types of ponds are usually created for agricultural purposes and tend to have relatively still or low-flow conditions compared to other water bodies. The presence of overflow pipes suggests there is a controlled method for excess water to escape, but the water within the pond itself does not exhibit significant movement, which contributes to the overall limited flow characteristic.

In contrast, fast-moving rivers have high flow rates and are characterized by their rapid movement of water, which is conducive to a dynamic aquatic environment. Deep lakes can also have areas of circulation; while the water may be deep, there can still be currents or thermoclines that affect water movement. Ocean estuaries can experience tides and currents due to the interaction between freshwater and saltwater, leading to varied flow conditions. Therefore, the limited flow characteristic is most accurately associated with farm ponds.