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Home›Authorities & Government›PHOTO OF THE DAY: Willapa Harbor dredging underway
Authorities & Government

September 14, 2026 · 1 minute ago

PHOTO OF THE DAY: Willapa Harbor dredging underway

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Eldin Ganic

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photo courtesy of Orion
photo courtesy of Orion

Orion's Pacific Rock & Dredging team is hard at work on the Willapa Harbor Maintenance Dredging project in Willapa Bay, Washington.

Operating around the clock, crews are mechanically dredging multiple entrance channels throughout the bay, with up to 180,000 cubic yards of material scheduled for removal.

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