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Title
IRRIGATIONIST SYMPOSIUM: DAM SAFETY AND MAINTENANCE
Author/Source
DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES
Keywords
DAM, SAFETY, INSPECTION, SEEPAGE, LEAK, FAILURE, SPILLWAY, CONSTRUCTION, BREACH, REPAIR, HAZARD
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Document Date
3/15/2012
Year
2012
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Division 1 Office
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Dams Don’t Improve with Age <br />Typical economic design is service life of 50 to 75 <br />years, but we don’t typically don’t replace at end <br />of design life. <br />Oldest dam in the U.S. <br />•Mill Pond Dam in Newington, CT, built in 1677, still in <br />service <br />Many dams in CO are over 100 years old
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