artesian water

Self-rising aquifer liquid

Artesian water comes from a well that taps into a confined underground aquifer, where natural pressure forces the water upward without pumping.

The term derives from Artois, a region in France where such wells were first drilled.

Artesian water is marketed as purer than surface water: The label boasted high-altitude artesian water from New Zealand.

source

wellhead

Surface opening of bore

emergence · seepage · groundwater · basin · recharge · extraction · yield · natural spring · underground · deep well

geology

aquifer

Groundwater-bearing geological formation

porous · syncline · geologic formation · subterranean · fissure · impermeable · sandstone · limestone · bedrock · outcrop

pressure

hydrostatic

Of fluid pressure at rest

confined · natural pressure · free-flowing · gushing · pressure gradient · hydraulic pressure

purity

pristine

Pure and untouched

  • naturalNot artificially produced
  • mineralNaturally formed crystalline solid
  • filteredScreened to remove contaminants

clean · potable · untouched · unpolluted · refreshing · drinkable · pure · mineral-rich · spring-fed · uncontaminated

usage

bottled

Stored in glass vessels

  • irrigationArtificial water supply for agriculture
  • spaTherapeutic wellness facility
  • therapeuticPromoting healing or wellness

agricultural · domestic · industrial · sustainable · conservation · allocation · well drilling · pump · cistern · distribution

Opposites
water source mechanism

artesian waterwell water

Underground drinking source

surface water · tap water · municipal water · rainwater · piped water

water origin depth/location

artesian watersurface water

Water on land's exterior

river water · lake water · pond water · rainwater · snowmelt

Family

artesian, water, waters, watery, waterless, watered, watering

Familiarity
Top 500,000
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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G