North Dakota Is Bringing Water Across the Continental Divide

Decades in the making, North Dakota’s efforts to tap Missouri River water are finally underway

North Dakota Is Bringing Water Across the Continental Divide

The spiral-welded steel, concrete-lined and epoxy-coated pipeline is 6 feet in diameter.

A $1.1 billion, 125-mile-long pipeline project will eventually bring much-needed Missouri River water to communities in central and eastern North Dakota and help ensure the economic vitality of a region challenged for more than a century by limited water sources.     ...

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