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Home›Business & Finance›Shoaling at Mooloolah River Bar
Business & Finance

April 6, 2020 · about 6 years ago

Shoaling at Mooloolah River Bar

A hydrographic survey of the Mooloolah River and its coastal bar on Tuesday, February 27, showed a shoal patch extending from the end of the eastern breakwater in a westerly direction past the centerline of the channel, reports the Department of Transport and Main Roads – Maritime Safety Queensland.

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Shoaling at Mooloolah River Bar
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A hydrographic survey of the Mooloolah River and its coastal bar on Tuesday, February 27, showed a shoal patch extending from the end of the eastern breakwater in a westerly direction past the centerline of the channel, reports the Department of Transport and Main Roads – Maritime Safety Queensland.

The shoal has a least depth of approximately 2.4 meters at LAT on the entrance channel’s centerline, as well as a least depth of approximately 1.9 meters at LAT on the channels eastern edge.

There is a secondary shoal patch west of the channels western edge with a least depth of 2.2m at LAT.

According to the Department, the remainder of the entrance channel generally shows depths in excess of the 2.5m design depth at LAT.

The cutter suction dredger (CSD) Navau is expected to move on station in early April 2020 and commence dredging operations, weather permitting.

The dredger will exhibit day shapes and lights as required by the Collision Regulations, said the Department of Transport and Main Roads – Maritime Safety Queensland.

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