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artificially drilled well in a depression below the groundwater table
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An artesian well is a drilled well that taps into groundwater located in a depression below the water table, allowing water to naturally rise up through the well. This matters because it provides access to underground water sources without requiring pumps, making it a useful water supply method in certain geological conditions.
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