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Home›News›Holden Beach Gets New Sand (USA)
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April 27, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Holden Beach Gets New Sand (USA)

Holden Beach has received a 4,500-foot long, 150-foot wide stretch of new sand thanks to the dredging of the Lockwood Folly Inlet between Holden and Oak Island, according to Holden Beach Town Manager David Hewett… [mappress] Source:thesunnews,April 27,2010;

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Holden Beach has received a 4,500-foot long, 150-foot wide stretch of new sand thanks to the dredging of the Lockwood Folly Inlet between Holden and Oak Island, according to Holden Beach Town Manager David Hewett…

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Source:thesunnews,April 27,2010;

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