#river channel

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"DREDGEMEN'S STRIKE OFF AFTER 60 DAYS," Brantford Expositor. July 26, 1934. Page 8. --- AMHERSTBURG, July 26. - (CP) - Settlement of the strike of dredgemen has been reached and work in the Livingstone Channel improvement in lower Detroit River has been resumed. The work was practically suspended for nearly two months.

Crews of steam tugs are still out but Diesel engined tugs are being used to attend the big dredges. After nearly a year of work the lower Cofferdam section has been pump-ed dry and excavation work is starting at once.

The dredgemen struck for longer hours of work and are now on three eight-hour shifts daily which gives them the increase in pay they sought.

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Opening the Waterways: A story of Maersk in DR Congo

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Massive dredging promises to boost river channel, adds 2,300km of waterways

Massive dredging in recent years has brought back navigability to many rivers and opened up new routes, adding 2,300 kilometres of waterways to the country's river system.

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Water skier

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Pacific NorthWest, end of summer

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after the turn

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Estrasburg. França. 02/07/2019. Foto de Pepín.

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