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Home›Dredging›USA: Columbia River Dredging to Allow Ocean-Going Ships to Pass
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February 1, 2011 · about 15 years ago

USA: Columbia River Dredging to Allow Ocean-Going Ships to Pass

After 20 years of planning and work, the first 103 miles of the Columbia River have been deepened three feet to allow ocean-going ships … By Kathy Korengel (tri-cityherald) [mappress] Source: tri-cityherald, February 2, 2011;

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After 20 years of planning and work, the first 103 miles of the Columbia River have been deepened three feet to allow ocean-going ships …

By Kathy Korengel ( tri-cityherald )

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Source: tri-cityherald, February 2, 2011;

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