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CRITICAL BEACH EROSION 2005

Coastal Systems

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`This dataset indicates the condition of shoreline, determined by the Bureau of Beaches and Coastal Systems staff of Coastal Engineers, for the year 2005. This report is used to document areas of change and to help the beach management staff with prioritizing projects and resources to the areas of greatest need. Created based on the Critical Erosion Report for 2005.

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`This dataset indicates the condition of shoreline, determined by the Bureau of Beaches and Coastal Systems staff of Coastal Engineers, for the year 2005. This report is used to document areas of change and to help the beach management staff with prioritizing projects and resources to the areas of greatest need. Created based on the Critical Erosion Report for 2005.

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`This dataset indicates the condition of shoreline, determined by the Bureau of Beaches and Coastal Systems staff of Coastal Engineers, for the year 2005. This report is used to document areas of change and to help the beach management staff with prioritizing projects and resources to the areas of greatest need. Created based on the Critical Erosion Report for 2005.

Key concepts: Coastal erosion, Shore, Beach nourishment, Geography, Coastal management, Environmental resource management, Erosion, Environmental planning

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