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Home›Dredging›Sand Dredged from Mooloola River Entrance to Cover Mooloolaba Beach (Australia)
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July 4, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Sand Dredged from Mooloola River Entrance to Cover Mooloolaba Beach (Australia)

The battle against erosion has a new ally – a pipeline that will pump 30,000 cubic metres of sand from Mooloola River to Mooloolaba between… (sunshinecoastdaily) [mappress] Source: sunshinecoastdaily, July 4, 2011;

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The battle against erosion has a new ally – a pipeline that will pump 30,000 cubic metres of sand from Mooloola River to Mooloolaba between…

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Source: sunshinecoastdaily, July 4, 2011;

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