Discuss whether ownership of land includes the air, water and mineral rights associated with the land

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Any concept of land obviously includes the surface of the land, but legally, more is included. The landowner is entitled to the airspace above the land, extending to the atmosphere. Ownership of land also includes water rights, the legal ability to use water flowing across or underneath one's property. Water rights, however, are somewhat restricted, in that one cannot divert water flowing across the property in such a manner as to deprive landowners downstream of the use of water from the stream. Ownership of land usually also encompasses the land below the surface, including mineral rights, the legal ability to dig or mine the minerals from the earth. These mineral rights, however, may be sold or given to someone other than the person who owns the surface of the land.