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Wilmington District has a long history in coastal engineering. Before the Civil War
Robert E. Lee designed coastal structures at Fort Macon. The District built one of the first weir jetties at Masonboro Inlet. The Wrightsville Beach Nourishment Project was a pioneering project. Many original methods of littoral analysis and project evaluation were developed in the District. The District designed and maintains two deep draft and several shallow draft channels. See lists.Coastal News
Distribution of Shore Protection Benefits - Part 1 - 27.7MB PDF
Distribution of Shore Protection Benefits - Part 2 - 7.0 MB PDF
Distribution of Shore Protection Benefits - Part 3 - 17.7MB PDF
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District Projects
° Cape Hatteras groin.
° Terminal groin at Oregon Inlet.
Risk and Uncertainty
The Generalized Risk AND Uncertainty model - Coastal risk (
GRANDUC.)More on Wilmington District Coastal Engineering Capabilities
Email questions, suggestions or comments on the Coastal page to
michael.j.wutkowski@saw02.usace.army.mil
(910) 251-4669