Work to protect Charleston’s peninsula from high tides + coastal storms has been in the works for years, and the finish line for the decades-long infrastructure project is near.
The fourth and final phase of the Low Battery Seawall Repair Project is set to wrap soon, with completion expected sometime between this spring and summer. Work in this phase includes raising the wall by 1.8 ft to match the height of the high battery wall.
Did you know? The Low Battery was originally built as part of a land reclamation project between 1909 and 1919.
Take a look back at the previous phases + check out the progress with this live camera of the work site.
