Some of these post really make me glad I live in Tennessee. can,t think of a state having anything to do with one filling up a hole on his own property. Cistern is NOT a well it is a lined water storing cavaity. Over the years I have put together 6 old farms here and almost everyone had from one to two cisterns. we did just as john said take the track hoe open up the top down three feet or so and fill with gravel p so far then soil. Can think of three that we farm right over the top and never notice. Bad thing is finding one in the woods somewhere that is not covered or covred with a cover that will not support the weight of a man. Got lucky grandson was metal detecting around an old house place we had purchased came up on a large cistern that only had sheets of old tin roof over it. Tree leaves had covred the tin, very dangerous. We have since got it filled.
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