Change and recovery of physical and biological characteristics at beach and borrow areas impacted by the 2005 Folly Beach renourishment project

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Bergquist, Derk C.
South Carolina Marine Resources Division
Subject
Borrow pits--Environmental aspects--South Carolina--Folly Beach; Beach nourishment--Environmental aspects--South Carolina--Folly Beach; Folly Beach (S.C.)--Environmental conditions
Due to erosion, the Atlantic shoreface of Folly Island was nourished in 1991 using material dredged from the Folly River. Ongoing erosion, combined with an active hurricane season in 2004, resulted in another renourishment effort in 2005. The 2005 renourishment project included the placement of approximately two million cubic yards of fill on approximately 8.0 km of Folly Beach extending from the former U.S Coast Guard base on the northeast end through the Charleston County Park on the southwest end. This report gives the details of that project.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10827/25684
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2008
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