§ 300 Artesian Well Definition

• •An artesian well is a man-made hole in the ground.
• •Water flows up from underground to the surface by itself.
• •It doesn’t matter how long the water flows—it’s still an artesian well.

A farmer digs a hole in their field, and water starts coming out on its own without a pump.

This hole is an artesian well because it’s man-made and water flows up from underground by itself.