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The use of the Electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) technique, with the support of geochemical analyses, contributes to establishing a reliable methodology and provides information to delimit the affected subsurface area by pig slurry. Data of ERT and soil were taken in September 2020, using a SuperSting R8 resistivity meter using the dipole-dipole array consisting of a total of twenty-eight electrodes. Soil samples are taken from the core- samples in three selected slurry ponds located in Fuente Álamo municipality, Murcia region (SE Spain). Data of ERT values and physical-chemical analysis data were contrasted, by the statistical analysis run by SPSS Statistics v.23 software (IBM, Neconductivity York, NY, USA) to establish the non-parametric Spearman correlation