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Workers in the deep tunnel

Mainstream Pumping Station located 350 feet below ground

Tunnel Boring Machine face reaches underground cavern

Thornton Transitional
Reservoir (after a storm)

McCook Reservoir
(under construction)

Gloria Alitto Majewski
CUP Reservoir

Future site of the Thornton Composite Reservoir (under construction)

Connecting Tunnel of the Thornton Composite Reservoir (under construction)

Gap Dam at the Thornton Composite Reservoir (under construction)

Thornton Composite Reservoir took water for the first time the night of Thanksgiving 2015.

Thornton Composite Reservoir can hold up to 7.9 billion gallons of water preventing flooding and pollution in local waterways.

The Thornton Composite Reservoir is so large it could contain six Solder Field stadiums on top of six Soldier Field stadiums.

Thornton Composite Reservoir protects the Far South Side of Chicago and 13 surrounding suburbs from flooding.

Crews are working to have the first phase of McCook Reservoir in service in 2017 to hold 3.5 billion gallons of water.

Gap Dam at the Thornton Composite Reservoir (under construction)

The McCook Reservoir in the background will connect to the Mainstream Tunnel System.

The McCook Reservoir will hold a combined 10 billion gallons of water between two phases of construction, and benefit 3.1 million people in 37 communities.