. The ecological impact of beach nourishment with dredged materials on the intertidal zone at Bogue Banks, North Carolina. Beach erosion; Dredging; Ecology. "â B^ 0â^ A-' T.'%.< Figure 7. Upper beach at Fort Macon showing the high proportion of fossil shell material present on the postnourishment beach. This photo was taken facing southwest along Fort Macon beach about 1000 meters north of the public bathing Figure 8, The beach at Fort Macon showing the balls of clay deposited during nourishment with materials dredged from Morehead City Harbor. This photo was taken facing north
. The ecological impact of beach nourishment with dredged materials on the intertidal zone at Bogue Banks, North Carolina. Beach erosion; Dredging; Ecology. "â B^ 0â^ A-' T.'%.< Figure 7. Upper beach at Fort Macon showing the high proportion of fossil shell material present on the postnourishment beach. This photo was taken facing southwest along Fort Macon beach about 1000 meters north of the public bathing Figure 8, The beach at Fort Macon showing the balls of clay deposited during nourishment with materials dredged from Morehead City Harbor. This photo was taken facing northwest toward the dunes at Fort Macon beach. An abandoned World War II coastal obser- vation station is shown in the dune at the back of the Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Reilly, Francis J; Bellis, Vincent J. , 1938-; Coastal Engineering Research Center (U. S. ). Fort Belvoir, Va. : The Center ; Springfield, Va. : National Technical Information Service, Operations Division [distributor]
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