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Home›Project & Tenders›USA: deepening of St. Johns River monitored by agencies
Project & Tenders

January 18, 2010 · about 16 years ago

USA: deepening of St. Johns River monitored by agencies

At some point in the relatively near future, the Army Corps of Engineers will begin its deepening of a 15-mile stretch of the St. Johns River from the mouth to Dames Point. Portions of that stretch are anywhere from 38 feet to 41 feet. However, the project will assure the 41-foot depth is consistent

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At some point in the relatively near future, the Army Corps of Engineers will begin its deepening of a 15-mile stretch of the St. Johns River from the mouth to Dames Point. Portions of that stretch are anywhere from 38 feet to 41 feet. However, the project will assure the 41-foot depth is consistent.

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Source: Daily Record, January 15, 2010

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