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R562 Levee Restoration Information

Relative to what gauge location: Missouri River at Nebraska City and Missouri River at Brownville
Background: Levee was overtopped/breached on or before 19 Mar 2019
Current actions: District Team waiting for waters to recede to assess damage, preparing contract, interim measures
Anticipated construction start: TBD

Cost: TBD

Contractor: TBD
Risk to normal Spring Runoff operations? Yes

Risk to elevated Spring Runoff operations? Yes

UPDATED: 4/4/19

R562 Levee Imagery

Aerial view of levee R562 breach Mar. 16, 2019

Photo documents an aerial view of levee R562 breach near Nemaha County, Nebraska Mar. 16, 2019.

Peru, NE, 2019 Runoff Event photo 3

Crews complete the access road to a bluff along levee R562 just outside of Peru, Neb.

Peru, NE 2019 Runoff Event photo 4

Burrow area along levee R562 outside of Peru, Neb., is cleared and grubbed.

Peru, NE access road

Crews pump water to keep an access road in Peru, Nebraska, from overtopping.

NOAA River Level Observations & Forecasts

NOAA Water Gauge Levels

Restoration Activities Timeline

Activity	Date

Video Gallery

Video by Delanie Stafford

USACE Omaha District conducts water quality sampling at Glenn Cunningham Lake

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District

May 8, 2024 | 1:13

Brent Dinkel, limnologist, and Colton Johnson, biology science technician, both from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha Distric, conduct water quality sampling at Glenn Cunningham Lake in Omaha, Nebraska May 8 , 2024.