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Montauk Sandbags Battered by Storm

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The sand bag revetment along downtown Montauk was battered by Monday's storm, which hit at high tide with tropical storm force winds and waves over 25 feet high. DOUG KUNTZ

The sand bag revetment along downtown Montauk was battered by Monday's storm, which hit at high tide with tropical storm force winds and waves over 25 feet high. DOUG KUNTZ

The sand bag revetment along downtown Montauk was battered by Monday's storm, which hit at high tide with tropical storm force winds and waves over 25 feet high. DOUG KUNTZ

The sand bag revetment along downtown Montauk was battered by Monday's storm, which hit at high tide with tropical storm force winds and waves over 25 feet high. DOUG KUNTZ

The sand bag revetment along downtown Montauk was battered by Monday's storm, which hit at high tide with tropical storm force winds and waves over 25 feet high. DOUG KUNTZ

The sand bag revetment along downtown Montauk was battered by Monday's storm, which hit at high tide with tropical storm force winds and waves over 25 feet high. DOUG KUNTZ

The sand bag revetment along downtown Montauk was battered by Monday's storm, which hit at high tide with tropical storm force winds and waves over 25 feet high. DOUG KUNTZ

The sand bag revetment along downtown Montauk was battered by Monday's storm, which hit at high tide with tropical storm force winds and waves over 25 feet high. DOUG KUNTZ

authorMichael Wright on Dec 20, 2023
The towering waves of Monday’s storm rode the nearly high tide right up to and over the 3,000-foot-long sandbag revetment that fronts Montauk’s downtown — constructed by the U.S. Army... more

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