You have two choices for a well to supply drinking water.  Y…

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Yоu hаve twо chоices for а well to supply drinking wаter.  Your concern is cost of the well which increases with increasing depth.  Low porosity aquifers require a deeper well even if the water table is at the same depth as a higher porosity aquifer because you need more area to pull water from to get the same output.  The first choice is a well drilled below a hilltop where the water table is located in a loosely cemented sandstone at 200 m below the surface.  The second choice is a well drilled in a valley where the water table is located at 200 m below the surface in a massive granite with few cracks.  Which well should you choose to save money?

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