- A
groyne (in the U.S. groin) is a
rigid hydraulic structure built perpendicularly from an
ocean s**** (in
coastal engineering) or a
river bank, interrupting...
- also
informally called just Coruña;
historical English:
Corunna or The
Groyne) is a city and muni****lity in Galicia, Spain. It is Galicia's
second largest...
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Bincleaves Groyne is a
breakwater located off the
southern area of Weymouth, England. It is the
second largest of four
breakwaters which create Portland...
- "headland breakwater", "headland
groyne", "bulkhead
groyne" or "bulkhead breakwater". Use of
groynes and
headland groyne, ac****ulates the sand
across the...
- Joanne. "South Shields' Herd
Groyne lighthouse is
shipshape after facelift". The Journal.
Retrieved 11
December 2018. "Herd
Groyne Lighthouse,
River Tyne"...
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because of the
beach enhancement.
Groyne construction creates a
problem known as
terminal groyne syndrome. The
terminal groyne prevents longs****
drift from...
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coastal road. In May 1972, the
Government of
Queensland built a
groyne, now
called "big
groyne",
extending Kirra Point, to trap sand on
Coolangatta beach to...
- dictionary. For
Groin see:
Groin (human body)
Groin attack (technique)
Groyne (sea wall or
river training structure)
Groin vault, a type of
vaulted chamber...
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Street groyne to
create beachlets can be
readily observed. Sand
drift from
Holloway Bend,
Dendy Street Beach and
close ins**** is
captured by the
groyne at...
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Breachway Breakwater Cliff stabilization Dolos Flood wall
Floodgate Gabion Groyne Jetty Levee Hard
engineering Honeycomb sea wall Hudson's
equation KOLOS...
