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March 1, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Port of Georgetown (USA): dredging situation bad enough to divert cargo to Charleston

MYRTLE BEACH — The director at the port of Georgetown said the dredging situation there is now bad enough that the port turns away cargo and diverts it to Charleston… [mappress] Source: The Post and Courier, March 1, 2010;

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MYRTLE BEACH — The director at the port of Georgetown said the dredging situation there is now bad enough that the port turns away cargo and diverts it to Charleston…

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Source: The Post and Courier, March 1, 2010;

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