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Home›Dredging›USACE begins dredging operations at Crater Island
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June 23, 2024 · about 2 years ago

USACE begins dredging operations at Crater Island

The USACE St. Paul District is conducting dredging operations at their Above Brownsville Placement site, also known as “Crater Island,” within Pool 8, of the Mississippi River, near Brownsville, Minnesota. The Corps of Engineers’ contractor, Legacy Corporation, from East Moline, IL, will move around

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The USACE St. Paul District is conducting dredging operations at their Above Brownsville Placement site, also known as “Crater Island,” within Pool 8, of the Mississippi River, near Brownsville, Minnesota.

The Corps of Engineers’ contractor, Legacy Corporation, from East Moline, IL, will move around 50,000 cubic yards of river sand from Crater Island and place it at the Corps of Engineers-owned Brownsville Placement Site, along Highway 26.

Corps river sand managers said that the work will last through the end of July.

The work includes using heavy equipment and barges to move the river sand.

Additionally, Crater Island will be closed to the public during active work due to safety concerns.

This project is required to restore river sand storage capacity for future dredging needs, which are required to maintain the Mississippi River 9-foot navigation channel and to ensure a safe, reliable navigation system, said USACE.

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