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I'm near Winston-Salem, NC and my ~1/2 acre pond that just broke ground today was quoted to be 8-12k from the 4 quotes I got. There are LOT of variables in determining the price, specifically the amount of dirt that will need to be moved and/or hauled away. In my situation, I have a valley that just needs to be dammed up, so I won't have any dirt that'll need to be hauled away. Other things to consider will be the cost of seed and straw, if you go that route, which can add up quickly. If you're looking for just a ballpark, I'd say 20-40k for a 2 acre dugout pond.
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