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Home›News›Contractor Completes Cape May Sand Back Passing (USA)
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December 27, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Contractor Completes Cape May Sand Back Passing (USA)

A project to move sand from one portion of the city’s beaches to another has been completed with hopes a sharp drop off has been removed … By Jack Fichter (capemaycountyherald) [mappress] Source: capemaycountyherald, December 27, 2011;

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A project to move sand from one portion of the city’s beaches to another has been completed with hopes a sharp drop off has been removed …

By Jack Fichter ( capemaycountyherald )

[mappress]

Source: capemaycountyherald, December 27, 2011;

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