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April 18, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Dredging on Saginaw River will Help Ships To Increase Their Loads (USA)

Those dock owners weren’t kidding when they talked about increased shipping on the Saginaw River and Great Lakes this year. Dredging on the Saginaw River last year and more planned for this year will help ships increase their loads, and cut costs… [mappress] Source:mlive,April 18,2010;

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Those dock owners weren’t kidding when they talked about increased shipping on the Saginaw River and Great Lakes this year.

Dredging on the Saginaw River last year and more planned for this year will help ships increase their loads, and cut costs…

[mappress]

Source:mlive,April 18,2010;

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