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November 2, 2021 · about 4 years ago

Repairing Wilmington District’s Dredge Currituck

The USACE Memphis District’s Plant Section team is currently on a $9.6 million, 18-month project to repair the Wilmington District’s Dredge Currituck. The crews are busy working on: replating the hull and repairing significant structural damage found when hull planting was removed; fabricating a new

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Repairing Wilmington District’s Dredge Currituck

The USACE Memphis District’s Plant Section team is currently on a $9.6 million, 18-month project to repair the Wilmington District’s Dredge Currituck.

The crews are busy working on:

The completed project will return the Currituck to its vital mission of dredging the shallow-draft ocean bar channels along the Atlantic coast from Maine to Florida.

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