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Water table pond level will always relate to the static water level. What I recommend for water table ponds is to construct it like a sandpit/gravelpit pond - dig it deeper and slope surrounding area 3:1 or 4:1 to water level, like a sandpit lake. You'll need a larger area obviously, but you don't need to worry about sealing the pond or any leak issues down the road. I recommend using mother nature to your advantage, instead of trying to reverse engineer and seal out the water table which leads to a shallow, expensive pond [which will likely leak]. Feel free to reach out anytime if you want to chat. [email protected]
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