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Scioto Route 73 closed at Rarden

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State Route 41 in Adams County is now open between the Adams-Brown County line and the Bentonville community following its closure due to flooding. However, S.R. 73 in Scioto County is now closed at Rarden.

In Lawrence County, S.R. 775, south of Scottown, as well as S.R. 93 near Pedro and S.R. 141 north and south of Wilgus, are restricted due to high water. And in Ross County, U.S. 50 near Jones Levee Road, west of Bourneville, S.R. 180 at Zane Trace Schools and S.R. 41, north of Humbolt, are all restricted due to high water.

Although  these routes in Lawrence and Ross counties remain open at this time, motorists are reminded to exercise additional caution when crossing any route which remains open but where standing water may be present. Motorists are also reminded that crossing any closed route is strictly prohibited.

S.R. 124 at Idaho in Pike County has just been closed due to flooding. State Route 348 in Adams County also is now closed between its junction with S.R. 125 and the Scioto County line due to flooding, and the following routes are restricted due to high water:

LAWRENCE COUNTY:
S.R. 775, south of Scottown;
S.R. 93, north of Pedro; and
S.R. 141, north and south of Wilgus.

ROSS COUNTY:
U.S. 50 near Jones Levee Road, west of Bourneville;
S.R. 180 at Zane Trace Schools in Ross County; and
S.R. 41, north of Humbolt.

Although  these routes in Lawrence and Ross counties remain open, motorists are reminded to exercise additional caution when crossing any route which remains open but where standing water may be present. Motorists are also reminded that crossing any closed route is strictly prohibited.

For information on additional lane and road closures caused by construction, accidents, flooding or other related traffic events throughout the state, visit Buckeye Traffic on ODOT's web site at www.buckeyetraffic.org.  
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