Surf City, NC, beach nourishment projectNews Sports Entertainment Port City Life Opinion Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper LegalsSurf City will soon start a nearly $19.3 million beach nourishment project that will add roughly 60 feet of beach extending from the Topsail Beach line to 1,000 feet north of the Surf City Pier.GARETH McGRATH / STARNEWSSand for the nourishment is being dredged from Banks Channel. Here the pipeline carrying the sand is shown passing under N.C. 50 near the Topsail Beach town line.GARETH McGRATH / STARNEWSHeavy equipment sits on the beach side of the Kinston Avenue beach access in Surf City last week.GARETH McGRATH / STARNEWSThe pipeline carrying the sand runs from Banks Channel up Hispaniola Lane to the Surf City beachfront.GARETH McGRATH / STARNEWSThe nearly $19.3 million beach nourishment project that will add roughly 60 feet of beach extending from the Topsail Beach line to 1,000 feet north of the Surf City Pier.GARETH McGRATH / STARNEWSThe Kinston Avenue beach access near the town pier is one of the main access points for getting heavy equipment onto the beach.GARETH McGRATH / STARNEWSSand for the nourishment is being dredged from Banks Channel on the Intracoastal Waterway side of Surf City.GARETH McGRATH / STARNEWSThe project will add roughly 60 feet of beach extending from the Topsail Beach line to 1,000 feet north of the Surf City Pier.GARETH McGRATH / STARNEWSThe nourishment project, which will start near the Topsail Beach town line and work its way north, is expected to wrap up by late March.GARETH McGRATH / STARNEWS© 2025 www.starnewsonline.com. All rights reserved.