Abstract
By-passing of sand across Shark River Inlet on New Jersey Coast; by-passed sand is coarser, better graded, and gives more stable fill than sands dredged in Shark River; removal of excess accretion from feeder beach at up-drift side of Inlet restores to utility much of length of fishing pier which was dry, and it is supposed to facilitate maintenance of navigation channel of Shark River Inlet.
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