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Home›Dredging›New Zealand: Sandspit Marina will reclaim 100.000 cubic meters of sand
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January 26, 2010 · about 16 years ago

New Zealand: Sandspit Marina will reclaim 100.000 cubic meters of sand

The new marina Sandspit Yacht Club Marina Society hopes to build at Sandspit would provide berthing for 157 boats at the Matakana River’s lower end, with a 35 year occupation of the marina… [mappress] Source:nbr.co.nz,January 26,2010

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The new marina Sandspit Yacht Club Marina Society hopes to build at Sandspit would provide berthing for 157 boats at the Matakana River’s lower end, with a 35 year occupation of the marina…

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Source:nbr.co.nz,January 26,2010

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