. Toppled freight cars lie in water covering Denver railroad yards north of Union Station after the June 1965 flood. Damages in South Platte River Basin were estimated at $500 million. The proposed $80 million Chatfield Dam is a key feature in plans for Denver-area flood protection.  (Photo by Ed Maker/The Denver Post)
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