Happening in several places in Wisconsin. In fact I believe I read the dam is falling apart on Merton, WI due to heavy rains and near capacity and I believe there are YouTube videos of them doing emergency shore ups to the dam. Throughout the US it is usually… “The squeaky wheel gets the grease” and dams have not been a squeaky wheel for a while. In Texas I know of an old Railroad constructed Dam in Allen, TX I believe. Which used to be submerged underwater but is now back in use. Stone construction from 1800’s and built by the Houston and Texas Central railroad to gather water for steam locomotives for a water stop. So I am sure some of the dams in the country have a railroad legacy. So this topic is more on topic then what some people might otherwise think. The whole 100 year flood standard I thought applied to railway bridges as well.