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Home›News›USA: Port of Savannah Expansion Project Falls Behind
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September 2, 2010 · about 16 years ago

USA: Port of Savannah Expansion Project Falls Behind

The Port of Savannah is falling behind in the race to deepen its busy shipping channel by the end of 2014, when cargo ships too large to … By Russ Bynum (wnct) [mappress] Source: wnct, September 3, 2010;

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The Port of Savannah is falling behind in the race to deepen its busy shipping channel by the end of 2014, when cargo ships too large to …

By Russ Bynum ( wnct )

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Source: wnct, September 3, 2010;

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