Cat Excavators Framed by a Blasted Concrete Opening, I-35W Stormwater Facility
Taken February 2022
The I-35W Stormwater Storage Facility is a Minnesota Department of Transportation project built to hold runoff from the highway corridor before it's released into the city's sewer system, reducing flood risk in surrounding neighborhoods.
Taken February 2022
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