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As an added note on Wikipedia--some of it's information might be okay, but it really isn't a great source of information overall. I would suggest visiting NASA and some other scientists' sites, like Dr. Zubrin's for example. They are really great reads on Mars and other things.
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It is much shorter, and is to the point, though it mentions "large amounts of water" which is subjective to Mars, not to Earth. I can imagine the frost would still provide up to a cup of water from an area of, say, a foot... a baseball field. A small amount compared to the underground deposits perhaps, but still meaningful for the pioneers and certainly not insignificant when properly recycled.