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The water table typically rises and falls with elevation. Depends on the kind of rock/soil in the area.



I knew that was true across long distances. I didn't realise the water table could be high above sea level at point A, lower at point B, and yet points A and B could still be close enough to each other to manually dig a tunnel between them.




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