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While tearing down a dam can cost millions of dollars, the price of keeping an obsolete barrier in place may be even steeper.

A Twin Cities engineering firm hired to design the demise of the Rapidan Dam expects it to disappear by the end of 2028 — 118 years after the structure was completed southwest of Mankato, Minn.

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More than half a million dollars is flowing through the state to aid the removal of aging dams, including two in the Merrimack Valley.