Maintenance dredging is the removal of mobile natural sediments that settle into existing channels, basins and berth pockets to ensure continued safe navigational movement of vessels and port operations.
Maintenance dredging is required to keep the channel and the harbour at a sufficient depth to allow safe access for commercial, cruise and military ships.
In January 2013, the Port of Bundaberg was significantly impacted by flooding, which caused unprecedented siltation in the Port Channel, Swing Basin and Berth Pockets. Apart from the unprecedented siltation event in the channel, the port also experienced major scouring and deepening of the river bed along significant sections of the toe of the northern […]
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