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Parking lot stormwater detention system.jpg|Parking lot stormwater detention system
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Cultec_infiltration_chamber_550x550.jpg|thumb|[[Infiltration chambers]] being installed.
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20170605 164302.jpg|Chamber systems can be very large, both in terms of depth and footprint...
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2012 07 24 020.jpg|...or very small as this residential soakaway/dry well.
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Parking lot stormwater detention system.jpg|Parking lot stormwater detention system, partially installed. Photo credit: [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Arbitrarily0 Arbitrarily0]
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Construction for runway extension underway 121005-F-EJ686-054.jpg|Contractors construct an underground soakaway on the runway extension of Taxiway Alpha as shown here Oct. 5, 2012, at RAF Mildenhall, England. Photo credit: [https://www.dvidshub.net/portfolio/1102026/karen-abeyasekere Karen Abeyasekere]
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Image from StormTech.jpg|[[Infiltration chambers]] being installed.
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East Gwillimbury.png|Example of "crate style" [[Infiltration chambers]] being installed in East Gwillimbury. Photo credit: [https://www.makeway.ca/products/stormwater-management-systems/ Make-Way Environmental Technologies Inc.]
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