Understanding 到 and 去 in the sentence: 今天你把这袋粮食送到河对岸的村子里去吧 I was reading the story &quot;Little Horse Crosses the River&quot; and encountered the following phrase:

今天你把这袋粮食送到河对岸的村子里去吧。

I understand this to mean

Today, take the bag of grain to the village on the opposite river bank.

But I am confused as to what 送到 exactly means and why 去 is at the end of the sentence. I know 送 means to take, but I also know 到 and 去 mean to go and it seems repetitive to use them both to say &quot;Go and take this....&quot; Why are both used and why are they placed where they are?
"今天你把这袋粮食送到河对岸的村子里去吧."


送 is the main verb and 到 is a result complement in this case. 到 might be understood as to in English. I.e. 送到家里: take it to home(inside).

去 here is an indicator of the direction of moving/going, as in 上去，下去，到外面去，里面去， etc. So, 村子里去 denotes going the direction of inside of village.