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Home›Dredging›PHOTO OF THE DAY: Maintenance dredging wraps up at Port Geographe
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March 16, 2026 · about 5 months ago

PHOTO OF THE DAY: Maintenance dredging wraps up at Port Geographe

Annual maintenance dredging at Port Geographe has now been completed, with more than 46,000 cubic meters of excess wrack and sand relocated over six months. According to Transport WA, this work was undertaken to:

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PHOTO OF THE DAY: Maintenance dredging wraps up at Port Geographe
photo courtesy of Transport WA

Annual maintenance dredging at Port Geographe has now been completed, with more than 46,000 cubic meters of excess wrack and sand relocated over six months.

According to Transport WA, this work was undertaken to:

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