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What is an aquiclude?

What is an aquiclude? Here are some definitions.

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  1. (geology) A solid, impermeable area underlying or overlying an aquifer.
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The terms aquifer, aquiclude, and aquitard are relative in a carbonate sequence because of variability in bedding, jointing, and fracturing.
Among the strata, there are two confined aquifers, between which lies an aquiclude that is partially missing.
Water table in the area lies below the top aquiclude and hence developed a favorable confined condition for the main aquifer.
A thick or extensive aquiclude can and does exclude further penetration of salt water under such circumstances.
They form more or less continuous aquiclude units permitting only limited and mainly vertical groundwater flow.
The Pliocene consists of interbeded red brown clay, Paleonile, which acts as an aquiclude for the overlying Quaternary aquifers.

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