Breakwater Construction Protects Commercial Fishing Fleet in Key West
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What happened
Construction of a breakwater in Key West Harbor is currently protecting the commercial fishing fleet. The Army Corps of Engineers announced the construction of a $600,000 breakwater in Key West Harbor in 1966 to protect the bight area and the commercial fishing fleet docked there.
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Why it matters
The breakwater construction stabilizes the commercial fishing fleet, which is a core economic activity in Key West. This protection supports the local industry and its associated economic functions.
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Who's involved
- Key WestLocation where the breakwater is constructed and the commercial fishing fleet operates
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The entities involved
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Key West
island in Monroe County, Florida, United States