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Southampton Town Beach Nourishment Work Will Continue Into Early January

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Crews have been working for the last few months to widen the beach to about 100 feet between Flying Point Beach in Water Mill east to the Southampton Town line.

Crews have been working for the last few months to widen the beach to about 100 feet between Flying Point Beach in Water Mill east to the Southampton Town line.

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The "crab" takes meaurments of the ocean floor.

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The "crab" heads out to get a profile of the bottom of the ocean in the area between Sagg Main Beach and Gibson Beach in Sagaponack on Sunday.

Work on the beach between Sagg Main and Gibson in Sagaponack on Sunday.

Work on the beach between Sagg Main and Gibson in Sagaponack on Sunday.

Work on the beach between Sagg Main and Gibson in Sagaponack on Sunday.

Work on the beach between Sagg Main and Gibson in Sagaponack on Sunday.

Work on the beach between Sagg Main and Gibson in Sagaponack on Sunday.

Work on the beach between Sagg Main and Gibson in Sagaponack on Sunday.

authorMichael Wright on Dec 10, 2013
The massive beach reconstruction project under way in eastern Southampton Town is about two-thirds completed, though project engineers now say they expect the work to continue into the new year.... more

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