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[[Image:InfiltrationWell.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Infiltration well in Madagascar. Eric Fewster, BushProof.]]
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Also called interception wells, these are shallow wells which draw water from a natural aquifer outside of a riverbed, but which have a partial lining. They can be used to either drain a catchment area or recharge groundwater, especially where recharge of the aquifer is low due to low rock/soil permeability (the well penetrates through this).
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