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Lock And Dam 25 Expansion Breaks Ground - The Waterways Journal

The groundbreaking for construction of a new 1,200-foot chamber at Upper Mississippi Locks 25 was a major milestone.

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Corps Celebrates Beginning Of Fish Passage Project At Lock 22

The first of five fish passage projects, and the only one of its kind on the Mississippi River, received a groundbreaking at Lock 22.

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Fish passage project: A first of its kind - Iowa Capital Dispatch

The federal government is preparing for the construction of a fish passageway, the first of its kind on the Mississippi River.

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Groundbreaking ceremony marks beginning phases of Fish Passageway Project

SAVERTON, Mo. — A large crowd of supporters from local, state and federal agencies gathered Thursday morning at Lock and Dam 22 to celebrate the beginning of the first fish

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Corps breaks ground for new Winfield lock along Mississippi River

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has broken ground for a new Mississippi River lock at Winfield, Missouri.

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