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II.—The Water-Supply of East Kent, in Connection With Natural Springs and Deep Wells
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 May 2009
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The numerous demands made upon our underground water-supply, both for sewage and sanitary as well as brewing purposes, render the subject of my paper a matter of deep and serious importance.
I shall set forth in the first place the rise and course of the livers, and in the next place the wells, especially the deep ones in the Chalk area; and I propose to show the connection between the height of the springs and the rainfall of the district.
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