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natural well

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natural well [′nach·rəl ′wel]
(geology)
A sinkhole or other natural opening which resembles a well extending below the water table and from which groundwater can be withdrawn.


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The only natural wells in Texas still producing the high alkaline mineral water are found in Mineral Wells.
Hashlamoun also assured that hygiene standards start from the moment the water is pumped out of the natural wells throughout all stages till itAAEs ready for distribution to all districts of the Kingdom in bottles of 1.
Well, although there are no documented evidences of corruptions in South Sudan, the fact that official buildings are in poor condition, roads in appalling shape, 200 pupils attending lessons in a single classroom, villagers and hunters drinking from natural wells, all this demonstrates maladministration.
 
 
 
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