Table 28
Kewaunee Harbor Structures
Kewaunee. Wisconsin
Construction and Rehabilitation History
Date
1881-
the shoreward 70-ft-long portion of the south pier (Figure 71,
1883
tion C) was completed during this time. These piers were built with
4
.
tions A and
1885-
A 289-ft-long portion of the south pier (Figure 71, Section
with
formed a structure 14 ft wide.
1891
wood piles (Figure 72, Section
Construction of a 1,070-ft-long portion of the south pier (Figure 71,
1893-
was completed during this period. The piers were
Sections D and
1897
built 18 ft in width with woodpiling that was stone filled (Fig-
1910-
was capped with a concrete superstructure.
1912
and
The 626-ft-long north pier was capped with a stone and concrete
1928
ft lwd, and the width was 17.25 ft.
I
shoreward end of the south pier had a superstructure
The
1933
installed which consisted of concrete on the channel side backfilled
The crest el was
ft lwd.
with rock (Figure 72, Section
A 2,980-ft-long north breakwater (Figure 71, Sections F, G, and H)
1936-
1937
was constructed during this period. The shoreward 2,440 ft of the
Section H . The breakwater was constructed at a
)
ft lwd crest el
with a width of 1 ft and side slopes of
0
The outer 540 ft
was constructed on wood-
of breakwater (Figure 71, Sections F and
pilings installed to form a width of 20 to 22 ft. A stone-filled
concrete superstructure was included which was 7.3 ft wide at the
ft lwd crest el (Figure 72, Sections F and G.
)
The
crest with a
outer 54-ft length of the breakwater consisted of two rectangular
caissons. Stone was installed on each side of the structure to an el
-4 ft
1949
A 210-ft-long inner portion of the south pier (Figure 71, Section
was completed. This structure consisted of steel sheetpiling
ft lwd) installed parallel to the shoreline and backfilled
(el
with earth (Figure 72, Section M.
)
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