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Home›Beach Nourishment›Dredging moves forward at Cape Cod Canal
Beach Nourishment

November 22, 2023 · about 2 years ago

Dredging moves forward at Cape Cod Canal

Weeks Marine began dredging the Cape Cod Canal to remove sand shoals from the Canal navigation channel recently. The dredged material is being 100 percent beneficially reused and placed on Town Neck Beach in Sandwich, MA, to mitigate shoreline erosion. The contractor has placed approximately 85,000

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Weeks Marine began dredging the Cape Cod Canal to remove sand shoals from the Canal navigation channel recently .

The dredged material is being 100 percent beneficially reused and placed on Town Neck Beach in Sandwich, MA, to mitigate shoreline erosion.

The contractor has placed approximately 85,000 cubic yards of the dredged sand onto Town Neck Beach in Sandwich, Mass.

Final grading of sand on the beach continues that will also include beach grass and the placement of protective sand-fencing.

The project should be completed by mid-December.

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