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Happy to help on this one. You have two ways to do it:
1) Use "Lower the Lands" (note the plural -- the singular hex spell can't create water). Any flat lands within this spell's effect will sink and reveal water. As an added bonus, sometimes water resources are discovered, too. This spell is in the core game and Renaissance Mod.
2) Use "Clear Water." This works on a single tile, flooding the landscape of any land type -- even mountains. This is a Renaissance spell (courtesy of Shidan's fine work) that is not available in the core game.
Hope this helps. :-)
EDIT: Forgot about one more way -- the Lunord spell, "Lunar Tide." That one is a 7-hex area effect that will turn any tiles to water, regardless of their terrain type.
BTW having so much fun with this mod I can't believe how much life this game has.