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Home›Dredging›PHOTO OF THE DAY: Newark Bay dredging moves ahead
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December 9, 2025 · about 8 months ago

PHOTO OF THE DAY: Newark Bay dredging moves ahead

A maintenance dredging project is in full swing at Newark Bay, N.J. According to USACE, the dredging program is expected to remove approximately 620,000 cubic yards of dredge material from the federal navigation channel. This effort will help maintain the channel’s authorize depth allowing cargo ves

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PHOTO OF THE DAY: Newark Bay dredging moves ahead
photo courtesy of USACE

A maintenance dredging project is in full swing at Newark Bay, N.J.

According to USACE, the dredging program is expected to remove approximately 620,000 cubic yards of dredge material from the federal navigation channel.

This effort will help maintain the channel’s authorize depth allowing cargo vessels to safely navigate through the NY&NJ Harbor, they added.

The dredge material will be beneficially reuse at nearby landfills and mine reclamation sites in N.J. and P.A.

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