Stockton gets dredge money

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The US Port of Stockton has secured US$7.2M through the San Joaquin County’s California Transportation Commission to fund maintenance dredging to keep its channel to a minimum depth of 35ft and deepen it to 37ft in places.

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Civil Engineering Dredging & Reclamation Port of Stockton US Army Corps of Engineers

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