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In March, excavators dig gravel out of the water on the banks of the Lech river near Augsburg. The dredgers and the bare trees are Royalty Free Stock Photo

A pile of soil that interferes with dredgers and bulldozers during construction and overburden. a large lump-shaped hill is formed Royalty Free Stock Photo

Heavy industry machineries Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cutter suction dredgers at work Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sand dredgers off the coast of Scheveningen

Grapple dredgers on the big building area Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dredger in Dollard near Nieuw Statenzijl, Netherlands Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sand is sucked up from the sea via pipelines Royalty Free Stock Photo

Barges and dredgers on the Volga River in summer, sandy river bank, Yaroslavl Region Royalty Free Stock Photo

Belgrade Cloudy Panorama Royalty Free Stock Photo

Foggy riverbank with driftwood, industrial dredgers faint in background layers. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dutch dredger in Dollard near Nieuw Statenzijl Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sand is extracted from ships off the coast of Scheveningen through pipelines to strengthen the dunes, using dredgers. Fish and other food from the sea is released and the many seagulls are happy with that.