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Home›Dredging›USA: Coast Guard to Remove Buoys from Shallow-Draft Inlets
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September 26, 2011 · about 15 years ago

USA: Coast Guard to Remove Buoys from Shallow-Draft Inlets

The Coast Guard will soon remove buoys from some of the region’s shallow-draft inlets in the wake of Hurricane Irene, and they won’t be put… By Wayne Faulkner (starnewsonline) [mappress] Source: starnewsonline, September 26, 2011;

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The Coast Guard will soon remove buoys from some of the region’s shallow-draft inlets in the wake of Hurricane Irene, and they won’t be put…

By Wayne Faulkner ( starnewsonline )

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Source: starnewsonline, September 26, 2011;

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