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    The seawall around the base of Turtle Hill, around the Montauk Point Lighthouse was expanded using more than 60,000 tons of granite boulders [Image 7 of 9]

    The seawall around the base of Turtle Hill, around the Montauk Point Lighthouse was expanded using more than 60,000 tons of granite boulders

    MONTAUK POINT, NY, UNITED STATES

    11.01.2023

    Photo by Hector Mosley 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New York District

    The seawall around the base of Turtle Hill, around the Montauk Point Lighthouse was expanded using more than 60,000 tons of granite boulders. Credit: USACE.

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    Date Taken: 11.01.2023
    Date Posted: 11.02.2023 14:50
    Photo ID: 8102218
    VIRIN: 231101-D-CR197-1126
    Resolution: 500x333
    Size: 104.9 KB
    Location: MONTAUK POINT, NY, US
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    Aerial image of the Montauk Point Coastal Resiliency Project
    The stabilized cliffs after the completion of the Montauk Point Coastal Resiliency Project
    PHOTO 1: The eroded cliffs at the Montauk Point Lighthouse in 1968
    Location map of the historic and iconic Montauk Point Lighthouse
    Col. Matthew Luzzatto, former commander, New York District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers visiting the project team during construction on the Montauk Point Coastal Resiliency Project
    Frank Verga, project manager, New York District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Right) with Greg Donohue, Montauk Point Lighthouse Director of Coastal Erosion at the ribbon cutting ceremony in the summer of 2023
    The seawall around the base of Turtle Hill, around the Montauk Point Lighthouse was expanded using more than 60,000 tons of granite boulders
    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New York District team that worked on the Montauk Point Coastal Resiliency Project with Col. Alexander Young, Commander, New York District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
    Giorgina Reid performing her work

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