Cudgen Creek Dredging Project completed

Dredging works of the entrance channel of Cudgen Creek at Kingscliff has been completed in time for the Christmas holidays.

The NSW Government was investing more than $345,000 to ensuring the lower reaches of the creek are accessible to boaters during low tide.

Totally around 25,000 cubic meters of sand has been removed to improve the navigation of the entrance channel.

The majority of the dredged sand has been moved to the southern section of Kingscliff Beach to improve beach amenity and provide a buffer against the impacts of big seas.

The dredging program provides a direct benefit to the community through improved boating safety and access to waterways for both commercial and recreational boaters.

The news is collated by Globaldredge.com – Dredging Pipeline Supplier.