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Home›News›USA: Waikiki Beach to Receive New Sand Soon
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November 25, 2011 · about 14 years ago

USA: Waikiki Beach to Receive New Sand Soon

The renewal project for the Waikiki beach is planned to commence in early January and it will proceed through March 2012. The project will be based on placing the dredged sand from off Waikiki to the shore in order to create a wider beach. Since there might be some closures during the undertaking, o

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The renewal project for the Waikiki beach is planned to commence in early January and it will proceed through March 2012.

The project will be based on placing the dredged sand from off Waikiki to the shore in order to create a wider beach.

Since there might be some closures during the undertaking, officials are expected to provide more information in the upcoming weeks.

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Dredging Today Staff, November 25, 2011;

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