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Home›Dredging›Major dredging about to begin in Morro Bay’s (USA, CA) harbor channel
Dredging

November 9, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Major dredging about to begin in Morro Bay’s (USA, CA) harbor channel

600,000 cubic meters of sand and silt will be moved over the next few months to ensure the harbor stays navigable for larger ships… Source: The Tribune, November 7, 2009;

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600,000 cubic meters of sand and silt will be moved over the next few months to ensure the harbor stays navigable for larger ships…

Source: The Tribune, November 7, 2009;

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