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Finished in the summer of 1982, Lake Sherburne’s dam raising was featured in the January 13, 1983 issue of ENR Magazine. To satisfy new safety standards, the original earth embankment dam crest was raised about 20 feet using a 24-foot wide back-to-back Reinforced Earth® MSE wall structure. The joints on the upstream face of the wall were sealed to prevent piping. Zones of impervious fill were also incorporated into the MSE wall volume. Originally built in the early 1920’s, Lake Sherburne is located on the edge of Glacier National Park.