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Nebraska: Army Corps of Engineers says railroads did not have permission to build causeways in Platte River

June 3, 2019 Administrator

By Michelle Bandur, KETV ABC 7; May 30, 2019 PLATTSMOUTH, Neb. — As two railroad causeways in Cass County come…

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Posted in: Freight Railroads Filed under: Army Corps of Engineers, BNSF, Cass County, Causeways being removed, Fish spawning, Freight Railroads, Freight Trains, Local flooding, Nebraska, Railroads did not have proper permits to build causeways, Transportation, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Union Pacific, UP

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