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N.D. Dam to See Drainage System

Wed August 23, 2017 - Midwest Edition #17
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A drainage system is being replaced this summer at the Garrison Dam on the Missouri River in North Dakota.
(Hydropower Reform Coalition photo)
A drainage system is being replaced this summer at the Garrison Dam on the Missouri River in North Dakota. (Hydropower Reform Coalition photo)

RIVERDALE, N.D. (AP) A drainage system is being replaced this summer at the Garrison Dam on the Missouri River in North Dakota.

Todd Lindquist, Army Corps of Engineers project manager, said the system that manages natural seepage at the dam was losing effectiveness.

The project has included drilling a series of wells and pumping water down them to create a dry area for installing drain pipe.

Lindquist said the level of the Lake Sakakawea reservoir behind the dam isn't affected.

The Minot Daily News reported that the work is expected to be completed later this year.




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