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[eviscerator]

This is the pool level, there is some water there because I had a pump running trying to pressurize it.  No pump = no water on this level.  This is the same z-level as the water in the river


This is the tunnel beneath the river.

[Flashzom]

Maybe your cave in might have possibly not only punctured a hole in the area you wanted punctured but also created a wall around the hole so no water can enter and thusly rise upwards?

[eviscerator]

The whole tunnel is 7/7 depth and if the entrance hole was walled off it would have only been 1 square of 7/7 dropped into the hole.  The microcline in the river is where the hole is - note there is no rock at the center, which is because it's a hole.  It's a gray rock in the tunnel because that the ceiling rock.

[Flashzom]

Well, that may be so, but I thought it was worth mentioning. It's not entirely impossible that your pumping filled it, or perhaps since the rocks were obviously on two different layers, that by some bizarre fault the tunnel managed to fill before the rocks sealed off the river. The graphics kind of throw me off because I never use them personally, but at any rate, it's probably a very simple problem, and I'd check the hole just in case if I were you.