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Home›Dredging›USA: 6.2 million Cubic Yards of Sediment Will be Dredged From Mayport Naval Station
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April 28, 2010 · about 16 years ago

USA: 6.2 million Cubic Yards of Sediment Will be Dredged From Mayport Naval Station

Florida environmental officials tentatively approved plans Tuesday to dredge Mayport Naval Station’s basin and navigation channel to handle larger ships. Dredging to make the basin 52 feet deep is one in a series of steps that have to be completed before a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier can be bas

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Florida environmental officials tentatively approved plans Tuesday to dredge Mayport Naval Station’s basin and navigation channel to handle larger ships. Dredging to make the basin 52 feet deep is one in a series of steps that have to be completed before a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier can be based at Mayport…

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Source:jacksonville,April 28,2010;

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