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Home›Beach Nourishment›West Beach replenishment to start this month
Beach Nourishment

February 6, 2025 · about 1 year ago

West Beach replenishment to start this month

Following a pause during the summer holidays, preparations to recommence beach replenishment at West Beach will begin the week of February 17, with the first deliveries of sand expected on February 24. By adding sand where it’s needed most, the South Australia Department for Environment and Water he

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Following a pause during the summer holidays, preparations to recommence beach replenishment at West Beach will begin the week of February 17, with the first deliveries of sand expected on February 24.

By adding sand where it’s needed most, the South Australia Department for Environment and Water helps protect vital infrastructure, making the coastline stronger against storms.

Sand will be delivered to West Beach via the access ramp just north of the Adelaide Sailing Club and distributed along the beach from the ramp to an area just north of the West Beach Surf Club.

Since July 2024, more than 100,000 cubic metres (m³) of external sand has been delivered by truck to West Beach. A further 100,000m³ is on track to be delivered by the end of June 2025.

This important work will address erosion and keep Adelaide’s metropolitan beaches at healthier levels for everyone to enjoy.

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