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Home›Dredging›Picture of the Day: James River Dredging (USA)
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April 28, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Picture of the Day: James River Dredging (USA)

The crew of the Cottrell Contracting Corporation Dredge Marion is working to remove shoals from the James River federal navigation channel. The river plays a role in the economies of Richmond and Hopewell, providing a navigation channel of 25 feet deep for ships to move goods to and from the inland

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The crew of the Cottrell Contracting Corporation Dredge Marion is working to remove shoals from the James River federal navigation channel.

The river plays a role in the economies of Richmond and Hopewell, providing a navigation channel of 25 feet deep for ships to move goods to and from the inland ports.

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Dredging Today Staff, April 28, 2014

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