Major Dredging of Gold Coast’s Seaway and network well underway

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Our waterways city – We’re a quarter of the way through the dredging project of the Gold Coast Seaway, North and South Channels to remove shoaling and restore target depth.

Our contractors have moved over 75,000 m3 of dredge material from the South Channel and placed it seaward of Narrowneck beach to aid beach protection. South Channel dredging is due to be finished next week and then the dredges will move to the North Channel.

For further information go to https://www.ydsgroup2.com.au/oldgcwa/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/210601-Fact-Sheet-2-Seaway-North-and-South-Channels-Dredging-Project-updated-final.pdf

 

Any damaged or missing aids to navigation such as beacons, buoys, markers or signs, should be reported as soon as possible on
07 5539 7350

For community engagement, communications or media enquiries please contact mail@gcwa.qld.gov.au

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