A former waterways manager believes deep dredging at Lakes Entrance has resulted in an increase in the tidal speed and shoreline sand removal around the Gippsland Lakes.
Photo: Contributed
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A former waterways manager believes deep dredging at Lakes Entrance has resulted in an increase in the tidal speed and shoreline sand removal around the Gippsland Lakes. Photo: Contributed
LakeWellington_Sh_03_88820
A former waterways manager believes deep dredging at Lakes Entrance has resulted in an increase in the tidal speed and shoreline sand removal around the Gippsland Lakes.
Photo: Contributed
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