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Home›Dredging›UK: Peterhead Port Authority’s Smith Embankment Development Progressing Well
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April 20, 2010 · about 16 years ago

UK: Peterhead Port Authority’s Smith Embankment Development Progressing Well

Authority chief executive, John Wallace, confirmed last week that he was delighted with the work on the 200m long, all weather deepwater berth at the port, with many folk now noticing a marked difference in the area… [mappress] Source:buchanobserver,April 20,2010;

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Authority chief executive, John Wallace, confirmed last week that he was delighted with the work on the 200m long, all weather deepwater berth at the port, with many folk now noticing a marked difference in the area…

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Source:buchanobserver,April 20,2010;

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