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Home›Dredging›US Army Corps of Engineers proposes $400 million Columbia River jetty rehab
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January 14, 2010 · about 16 years ago

US Army Corps of Engineers proposes $400 million Columbia River jetty rehab

VANCOUVER, Wash. — The Corps of Engineers is proposing an 18-year construction project that would cost more than $400 million to rehabilitate eroding jetties at the mouth of the Columbia River. [mappress] Source: Seattle pi, January 13, 2010;

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VANCOUVER, Wash. — The Corps of Engineers is proposing an 18-year construction project that would cost more than $400 million to rehabilitate eroding jetties at the mouth of the Columbia River.

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Source: Seattle pi, January 13, 2010;

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