The Sea Approaches to the Port of Liverpool.

Agar, M; Mcdowell, Dm

doi:10.1680/iicep.1971.6260

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“…By 1949, training walls had been built along both sides of Crosby Channel for much of its length (Cashin, 1949;Agar and McDowell, 1971). Taylor's Bank had eroded at its western end to a point coincident with the end of the training wall.…”

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Long-term morphological change and its causes in the Mersey Estuary, NW England

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“…13). The intention was to prevent the continued northward movement of the channel and also to prevent a channel from breaking through Taylor's Bank (Agar and McDowell, 1971;McDowell and O'Connor, 1977). The wall was constructed from limestone blocks, 10-200 kg in weight, to a height of ca.…”

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