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DescriptionAquifer multilang.svg	English: A diagram showing the relation between confined and unconfined aquifers; figure 5 from USGS circular 1186; https://pubs.usgs.gov/circ/circ1186/html/gen_facts.html. The regions in the figure correspond to: light blue zones are aquifers, darker blue hatched zone is an aquitard, light brown (tan) section is the vadose zone (unsaturated zone), and dark brown area is "impermeable" bedrock (an aquiclude). Multi language version
Date	13 December 2025
Source	This file was derived from: Aquifer en.svg: Schematic aquifer xsection usgs cir1186.png:
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