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Garrison Dam is the
fifth largest dam in the United States. Construction of the Dam ran from
1947-1954 at a cost of $300 million. The dam is 210 feet high and
two-and-a-half miles long. Nine million truckloads of dirt and 1 1/2
million cubic yards of concrete were needed to build this dam on the
Missouri River. The Missouri River
waters impounded by Garrison Dam, completed in 1956, formed Lake Sakakawea.
The Corps of Engineers' largest
lake, 168 miles long with
1600 miles of shoreline!
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