This page originally appeared on Thomas Ehrenreich's Railroad Extra Website
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A Section of the Big Tunnel through which Catskill Water
passes under New York—The main in the middle distance
gives some idea of the tremendous size of the stream of water
required for New York. The small streams flowing in are underground
springs. These were ultimately dammed back by grouting placed
between the concrete lining and the solid rock.
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