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Concrete Tetrapod Breakwater Stones Royalty-Free Stock Photography
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Concrete tetrapod breakwater stones #109583831
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Cement tetrapod breakwater on pier stones with a painted inscription on them for protection of embankment from high tides and storms; shallow depth of field, dusk
Concrete tetrapod at coast line to prevent erosion and protection
Concrete tetrapod at coast line to prevent erosion and protection
Closeup concrete tetrapod at coast line prevent erosion and protection
Concrete tetrapod breakwater stones
Concrete tetrapod wave breaker with a car parked on top
Concrete tetrapod breakwater on a pier at sunset
Concrete tetrapod breakwater on a pier at sunset
Concrete tetrapod against the background of the sea.
Close view on concrete tetrapod breakwater stones piled up in wave breaker to protect Port of Heraklion.
Concrete tetrapod breakwater in South Korea
Protective concrete tetrapod blocks in Osaka Bay, protecting the shoreline from high waves and tsunamis in Osaka, Japan
Protective concrete tetrapod blocks in Osaka Bay, protecting the shoreline from high waves and tsunamis in Osaka, Japan
Protective concrete tetrapod blocks in Osaka Bay, protecting the shoreline from high waves and tsunamis in Osaka, Japan
Climate change. Rising water level. concrete tetrapod breakwaters lie all along the coast, the coast breakwaters