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I am not for certain the exact depth of this small pond. As I dug it out to find a good clay. After digging I was in the bottom and looking up it was estimated the water would be several feet over my head. The banks were steep enough to where I though I might need to build a way for someone or some animal to get out if they were to fall in, so I stair stepped a couple of spots. I was also looking for some depth due to possible droughts here, even though I have a strong water well to use if necessary. One more note, I rented this excavator, and as I used it I got better at it, But the bottom of the pond is not as flat as I would have liked it to be. I will rent it again this summer to use in an area that is way to soft and muddy now. Plans are to build a larger but still small pond in another area. I dam near stuck the excavator in that area. I could just see me calling the large equipment co and requesting " Can u come get this out" ?
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