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Beaver Dam

Beaver Dam, city (1990 pop. 14,196), Dodge co., SE Wis., on Beaver Dam Lake, in a productive farm and dairy area; inc. 1856. Industries included food processing, metal and metal products fabrication, printing, and machinery manufacturing.

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The beaver: New York's official state mammal, the beaver is familiar to many. Occurring just about anywhere there is moving water and streamside trees, the beaver is a seemingly tireless worker, felling trees and building mud and stick dams and lodges on waters across the state. (New York State Conservationist)

Hyporheic Flows along a Channelled Peatland: Influence of Beaver Dams (Canadian Water Resources Journal)

Dam pests. (Tattle Tales).(beaver control efforts ineffective)(Brief Article) (Business North Carolina)

Toward Better Health.(Beaver Dam Medical Office Builders, LLC) (Western Builder)

Dam nation. (animal trapper Paul Dobbins)(includes related article on the damages caused by beavers in North Carolina) (Business North Carolina)

Beaver Dam Community Hospitals Leverages McKesson's Paragon Community HIS. (Health & Beauty Close-Up)

Visual field defects studied in Beaver Dam follow-up (Ophthalmology Times)

Repairs to Beaver Dam Bridge Completed: Returned to Normal Operating and Closing Schedule (The Italian Voice)

Beaver Dam bank acquires new name (Kentucky Banker Magazine)

Phoenix Coaters opens Beaver Dam facility (Corporate Report Wisconsin)

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