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Mila [183]
4 years ago
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What conditions are necessary for an artesian well

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1 answer:
madreJ [45]4 years ago
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The geologic<span> conditions necessary for an artesian well are an inclined aquifer sandwiched between impervious </span>rock layers<span> above and below that trap water in it. Water enters the exposed edge of the aquifer at a high </span>elevation<span> and percolates downward through interconnected </span>pore spaces<span>. </span>
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