Karst water level

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The karst water level describes the variable upper limit of the phreatic zone in the porous karst , especially in a limestone or gypsum cave that is partially filled with water . In contrast to the sea ​​level, it cannot be fixed and fluctuates depending on the inflows ( amount of precipitation ) and the amount flowing out.

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