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Hurricane Matthew Status of Operations

6:00 AM

October 21, 2016

Statewide Summary – The removal of downed trees and debris from roads has finished and crews have transitioned to repair activities. There are 5 maintenance crews from the upstate and midlands assisting District 5 with road repair activities. Twelve sign crews from the upstate and midlands have been dispatched to the hardest hit areas of District Five and District Six to begin replacing damaged and missing signs. While most signals are operational, SCDOT and contract signal crews continue to make repairs on remaining damaged signals and flashers. SCDOT bridge inspectors are also working to assess support structures for damage, and other conditions such as scour. Closed bridges are re-opened to traffic only after bridge inspection teams have performed a thorough inspection.

Damage assessment teams continue to review infrastructure damage and prepare estimates and quantities necessary to effect repairs using in-house and contractor forces.

The movable bridges on the Intracoastal Waterway in Beaufort, Charleston, and Horry Counties are available to open for marine traffic with the exception of the Socastee Bridge, which is closed to marine traffic due to high water levels that have impacted the bridge’s electrical system.

Due to ongoing flooding and areas that have not been assessed, motorists are urged to travel with extreme caution until waters recede and roads are cleared. Conditions are still hazardous with the possibility of trees, debris, and downed power lines blocking some roads.

1181

Maintenance and Construction Employees Working in Response to Matthew.

68 / 16 Road / Bridge Closures Due to Matthew - as of the time of this report. Some road closures may yet to have been identified.

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The chart below represents the number of road and bridge closures recorded each day.

Engineering District 1 (Kershaw, Lee, Lexington, Richland, and Sumter Counties) All county offices are back to normal operations with the exception of crews deployed to coastal counties. The field offices are working five 10-hr days as previously arranged before the storm. Most are accomplishing Work Request goals, while still other crews are performing cleanup operations in their respective Counties. Conditions: Normal Staffing: 148 employees are actively working on cleanup items due to the storm. 1 two-person sign crew (Richland) deployed to Marion County through Saturday. 1 five-person crew with 1 trackhoe and two 8-yard tandem trucks deployed to Beaufort County will return today. 1 two-person sweeping crew from Lexington is prepared to deploy to Beaufort. 2 two-person vacuum truck crews have prepared to deploy to Beaufort on or about Monday 10/24. Road Closures: All roads are opened in District One that were closed due to Hurricane Matthew. Engineering District 2 (Abbeville, Anderson, Edgefield, Greenwood, Laurens, McCormick, Newberry, and Saluda Counties) There are 2, 2-Man, sign crews in District 5 working in Horry County that will complete their work today. The 2 crews from Anderson County in District 6, working on roadway repair locations in



Beaufort County completed their work yesterday. All Counties in District 2 are on On-Call Status at this time. Conditions: Normal

Staffing: All counties on On-call Status in District 2, we have Maint. Crews and Signal Shop employees in the District ready to deploy if necessary for hurricane assistance. Road Closures: None due to Hurricane Matthew.

Engineering District 3 (Greenville, Oconee, Pickens, and Spartanburg Counties)

District 3 is currently at normal operations. Six 2-man sign crews have been deployed to District 5 to assist with the repair of damaged signs and the installation of missing signs.

Conditions: Normal Staffing: All counties are at normal operations with on-call crews handling issues as normal. Road Closures: None due to Hurricane Matthew

Engineering District 4 (Cherokee, Chester, Chesterfield, Fairfield, Lancaster, Union, and York Counties) All county offices are conducting normal operations with the exception of deployment crews. There are currently 8 crews (total personnel 48 employees) assisting in recovery and repair activities in District 5. They will return home today. Four relief crews consisting of 24 employees will return to the hardest hit counties in District Five on Monday, October 24, 2016 to assist with road repairs.

Conditions: Normal

Staffing: All counties and district office under normal operations. No afterhours staffing.

Road Closures: One closure in Chesterfield County due to washout. Repairs will be made with in-house crews. Estimated completion date of November 11, 2016.

Engineering District 5 (Darlington, Dillon, Florence, Georgetown, Horry, Marion, Marlboro, and Williamsburg Counties) Maintenance Units in District 5 continue work on road and bridge repairs at damaged locations with the help of assistance crews. Darlington, Florence and Marlboro have completed in-house storm related repairs and are assisting Dillon, Marion and Williamsburg with repairs. Construction personnel are continuing to perform assessments of routes for damages and are preparing road and bridge repair contracts for complex repairs. Maintenance crews from multiple Districts are assisting with recovery operations. Contractors have started debris removal operations in Darlington, Florence, Georgetown, Horry, Marion, and Williamsburg Counties. Debris removal operations are expected to begin in Dillon and Marlboro next week.

Conditions: Work is progressing on road and bridge repairs.

Staffing: At this time, there are 552 maintenance employees and 38 construction employees working



12-hour shifts and engaged in storm response activities. Road Closures: There are currently 76 road and bridge closures in District 5, which is a 55% reduction since the peak number of closures occurred on October 10th. Of the 76 closures, 25 (33%) are closed due to dam failures and flooding. Eight closures remain on primary routes and are listed below. Dillon: US-301, US-501, SC-9 Horry: US-701, SC-905 Marion: US-501, SC-41

Engineering District 6 (Beaufort, Berkeley, Charleston, Colleton, Dorchester, and Jasper Counties) All crews are working diligently to clear roadway and roadway shoulders of debris, and repair earth shoulders. A few specific updates are as follows:

1. All available crews performed road maintenance from hurricane issues. 2. Beaufort, Berkeley and Jasper have completed the road closed list and are repairing

infrastructure. 3. One Bridge closure in D6 – Sullivan’s Landing Road (S-137) Approach wash out and repairs

have commenced. 4. Remaining cleanup on SC 174 right of way will be conducted by contact forces from Town of

Edisto Beach. 5. SCDOT debris contractors active in Dorchester County, debris contractor expected to start in

Jasper today. 6. Debris in Beaufort and Charleston Counties on SCDOT rights-of-way is being removed by

County contractors. Conditions: Normal. Staffing: 192 employees working today. 12 Assistance personnel from 2 districts working in Beaufort County today on infrastructure repairs along with county personnel. Road Closures: There are currently 4 reported road closures in District 6 due to Hurricane Matthew. There is currently 1 closure on a primary route

• Colleton – SC 174 (Palmetto Blvd) ROW cleanup work being performed by contractor.

Engineering District 7 (Aiken, Allendale, Bamberg, Barnwell, Calhoun, Clarendon, Hampton, and Orangeburg Counties) Debris contractors have arrived in Clarendon, Hampton, Orangeburg and Holly Hill areas. Maintenance Crews in Allendale, Bamberg, Barnwell, and Calhoun counties are removing hurricane debris from the right of way. Crews from Aiken, Hampton and Orangeburg Maintenance are assisting these counties. Two of District 7 sign crews are currently working in Williamsburg County assisting with sign repairs.



Conditions: Normal Staffing: 199 employees are actively working today. Shifts for Maintenance units are from 7 am to 5pm. District Office staff is back on normal hours. Road Closures: 4 road closures due to Hurricane Matthew at this time. Traffic Management Center – The State Traffic Management Center is staffed and operational 24 hours a day. Regional Traffic Management Centers are also operational in Greenville and Rock Hill. The State Highway Emergency Patrol (SHEP) has returned to normal operations. Customer Service Center – The call center had 302 calls Thursday, Oct. 20. The center will be open 7am-7pm Friday. Other Modes of Transportation

Public Transit All public transit systems are now operating normally, and all roads previously impacting full transit service have now been cleared and opened.

Freight Rail status: CSX (Class I) All CSX routes in South Carolina are restored and operating normally. R.J. Corman (Shortline - Marion and Horry Counties) R. J. Corman is continuing repairs/clearing to address 30 washouts and 12 miles of flooded rail and resume operations. The railroad has moved equipment in perform the work, and the estimated return to service remains four weeks.

Passenger Rail status: All Amtrak routes in South Carolina impacted by Hurricane Matthew have resumed operations. The Palmetto, serving Dillon, Florence, Kingstree, North Charleston, and Yemassee, is not operating due to unrelated, previously-scheduled maintenance. The Silver Meteor service that also runs on this same route is operating normally and serving the same stations.

Services using the Norfolk Southern mainline with stations in Spartanburg, Greenville and Clemson are not impacted and are operating.

Airports

Normal operations.

Coast Guard (Ports)

Normal operations



HYDROLOGIC REPORT 10/20/2016 – 4 pm

Little Pee Dee:

- Galivants Ferry - Peaked Wed., Oct. 12th , -4.66’ from Peak, -0.74’ since yesterday o 5.44’ above normal, Minor Flood Stage by Sunday o Major to Moderate flood stage by Friday, October 21th.

- US-378 – Peaked Sat., Oct. 12, -3.27’ from Peak, -1.05’ since yesterday

Waccamaw River: - SC-9 – Peaked Friday, Oct. 14, -2.42’ from Peak, -0.61’ since yesterday

o 5.03’ above normal - SC-22 – Peaked Sun. Oct. 16, -1.22 from Peak, -0.51 since yesterday - US-501 Conway –Peak Monday, Oct. 18, -.55’ from Peak, -0.41 since yesterday

o NWS projects Conway will recede about 1’ by Saturday & 2’ by Monday o 8.34’ above normal o Should peak in Bucksport by Friday

Pee Dee - US-701 – Peaked Sunday/Monday, -2.04’ from Peak, -0.90’ since yesterday - City of Georgetown – Gage at US-17 is averaging about 0.75’ higher than normal at peaks.

2015 highwater mark was elev. 4.6 – no major roads closed in the City of Georgetown. US-17 approaches are at 7.9’ & 10.3’. No overtopping expected.

Black River - At Kingstree – Peaked Mon. Oct. 10, -5.65’ from Peak, -0.41’ since yesterday

o 6.9’ above normal - At Andrews – Peaked Thurs. Oct. 13, -4.86’ from peak, -0.85’ since yesterday - At Browns Ferry – Highest High Tide was on Sunday.

Santee River - At Jamestown – Below flood stage on Thursday 10/13. Approx. 0.5’ above normal. - At McClennanville – Peaked on Wednesday. Approx. 0.5’ above normal.

Edisto River - Near Givhans Ferry – Peaked Wednesday night, 7’ above normal.

Ashley River at Charleston – Approx. 0.50’ higher than normal. Cooper at N. Charleston –Approx. 1’ than normal. Cooper at Ports Authority –Approx. 1.5’ higher than normal. Wando at Wando –Approx. 0.5’ higher than normal. Charleston Harbor Tide Gage – NWS projections show Moderate to major flooding at high tide through Thursday, below Minor on Friday

SCDOT’s Storm Resources are available at: http://www.scdot.org/getting/Matthewresources.aspx


http://www.scdot.org/getting/Matthewresources.aspx


SC Hurricane Guide is available at: http://www.scemd.org/planandprepare/preparedness/preparefor/26-guides-and-brochures/142-south-carolina-hurricane-guide


http://www.scemd.org/planandprepare/preparedness/preparefor/26-guides-and-brochures/142-south-carolina-hurricane-guide

http://www.scemd.org/planandprepare/preparedness/preparefor/26-guides-and-brochures/142-south-carolina-hurricane-guide

Anticipated Openings

Undetermined

Before Thanksgiving

After Thanksgiving Road and Bridge Closures as of

6:00 AM October 21, 2016

92 Closures

68 Road and 16 Bridge Closures

Charleston County

Road Name Direction From To Description Anticipated Opening

South Santee RdS- 857

BOTH US 17Mile Point:03.80

Seven Mile RdMile Point:04.60

Closed due to road washout.

Before Thanksgiving

Chesterfield County


Songbird Road (S-13-166)S- 166

BOTH Teals Mill Road (S-20-20)Mile Point:00.00

Bear Creek Road (S-13-79)Mile Point:01.02


Before Thanksgiving

Clarendon County


King RoadS- 810

BOTH SC 260Mile Point:00.00

S-14-63Mile Point:02.04


After Thanksgiving

Old Georgetown RoadS- 23

BOTH S14-111 (Bradham Road)Mile Point:03.46

S14-126 (Crossroads Church Road)Mile Point:05.21


After Thanksgiving

Colleton County


Palmetto BlvdSC 174

BOTH Lybrand streetMile Point:02.11

Ends at the beachMile Point:04.10

Road closed by Town Officials

Before Thanksgiving

Darlington County


Bethea RoadS- 431

BOTH US-52 (S. Main Street)Mile Point:00.00

S-429 (Home Avenue)Mile Point:00.49

Closed due to dam failure.

Undetermined

Dillon County


Arnette RoadS- 22

BOTH Pleasant Hill (S-17-30)

Closed due to washout at bridge.

After Thanksgiving

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Gaddys Mill (S-17-156)Mile Point:07.96

Mile Point:10.66

Ash Pole SwampS- 744

BOTH Old Page (S-17-745)Mile Point:00.43

Bearswamp (S-17-56)Mile Point:01.58


Before Thanksgiving

Bakers Mill RoadS- 70

BOTH Oakland Road (S-17-61)Mile Point:00.00

Highway 57 (SC 57)Mile Point:04.70


After Thanksgiving

Deerwood AvenueS- 419


Washington Street (S-17-102)Mile Point:00.29


Before Thanksgiving

Highway 501 SUS 501

BOTH US-301 (Highway 301 S)Mile Point:14.26

Marion CountyMile Point:16.53


Before Thanksgiving

Highway 9 WSC 9

BOTH S-23 (Harllees Bridge Road)Mile Point:07.53

S-683 (Scottland Road)Mile Point:09.67


Before Thanksgiving

Judson RoadS- 192

BOTH Harllees Bridge Road (S-17-23)Mile Point:00.00

Highway 57 (SC 57)Mile Point:04.92


After Thanksgiving

Mt. Calvary RoadS- 44


Country Club Road (S-17-198)Mile Point:07.07


After Thanksgiving

N. Richardson StreetUS 301

NORTH L-231 (W. Rice Street)Mile Point:04.19

L-129 (Zelle Street)Mile Point:04.27

Damage to brick arch culvert. One lane open in each direction.

After Thanksgiving

Oakland RoadS- 61

BOTH Oscar Road (Local)Mile Point:05.60

Country Club Road (S-17-198)Mile Point:06.25


After Thanksgiving

Oakland RoadS- 61

BOTH Saw Mill (S-17-62)Mile Point:00.69

St. Lukes (S-17-583)Mile Point:02.01


Before Thanksgiving

Old River RoadS- 42

BOTH Statepark Road (S-22)Mile Point:00.00

SC 41Mile Point:02.95


Before Thanksgiving

Oven BottomS- 75

BOTH East 7th Avenue (S-17-201)Mile Point:00.50

Fordtown (S-17-277)Mile Point:01.11


Before Thanksgiving

Pearlie RoadS- 400

BOTH Kentyre Road (S-17-40)Mile Point:00.00

Mount Calvary Road (S-17-44)Mile Point:01.08


Before Thanksgiving

Rabbit Island RoadS- 74

BOTH Mears Road (S-17-762)Mile Point:05.32

Mears Road (S-17-762)Mile Point:05.32


After Thanksgiving



State Park RoadS- 22

BOTH Old River Road (S-17-42)Mile Point:01.16

Joann Branch Road (S-17-155)Mile Point:03.88


After Thanksgiving

Dorchester County


Parkers Ferry RoadS- 137

BOTH Geddisville RoadMile Point:00.00

Summers DriveMile Point:01.45


Before Thanksgiving

Sullivans LandingS- 137

BOTH Geddisville RoadMile Point:03.45

Parkers Ferry RoadMile Point:04.96


Before Thanksgiving

Florence County


Byrnes Blvd.S- 1054

BOTH S-1247Mile Point:00.72

S-1055Mile Point:00.97


After Thanksgiving

Friendfield RoadS- 34

BOTH SC-327Mile Point:00.00



After Thanksgiving

National Cemetary RoadS- 13

BOTH Firetower RoadMile Point:16.67

Bethel RoadMile Point:17.75


After Thanksgiving

Old Georgetown RdS- 461

BOTH Swamp Fox RdMile Point:07.06

Anderson Bridge RdMile Point:08.82

Partial or full collapse of bridge.

After Thanksgiving

Old River RoadS- 57

BOTH Delta Mills RdMile Point:16.96

Keefe RdMile Point:19.34


After Thanksgiving

Old River RoadS- 57

BOTH Seven Mile RoadMile Point:12.95

Basswood RoadMile Point:15.80


After Thanksgiving

Pelican DriveS- 1400

BOTH Farmwood DrMile Point:00.79

Lake Oakdal DrMile Point:00.93

Closed due to dam failure.

Undetermined

Stagecoach RoadS- 136

BOTH US-301Mile Point:00.96



After Thanksgiving

Georgetown County


Exodus DriveS- 264

BOTH Planrtersville DriveMile Point:03.10

Bromell DriveMile Point:04.74

Closed due to flooding.

Undetermined

BOTH Undetermined



Gapway RoadS- 20

Kent roadMile Point:08.82

Garrison RoadMile Point:09.90


Kings River RoadS- 255

BOTH Hawthorne DriveMile Point:01.61

Waverly RoadMile Point:01.67


Undetermined

Old Pee Dee RoadS- 36

BOTH Cohen DriveMile Point:06.08

Carvers Bay RoadMile Point:06.97

Closed due to road washout.Downed trees also with powerlines

After Thanksgiving


BOTH Cohen Drive(S-22-790)Mile Point:00.00

Carvers Bay Road(S-22-127)Mile Point:10.28


Before Thanksgiving


BOTH Wister DriveMile Point:01.52

Brourton DriveMile Point:02.79


Undetermined

Plantersville DriveS- 52

BOTH Jackson VilliageMile Point:08.38

Exodus driveMile Point:09.79


Undetermined

Hampton County


Pocataligo RdS- 17

BOTH S-25-286 McPhersonville Church RdMile Point:11.27

S-25-601 Simmons RdMile Point:13.45

Closed due to dam failure. Pond overtopped and washed road.

Undetermined

Pocotaligo Rd.S- 17

BOTH S-25-27 Lowndes Lake Rd.Mile Point:02.83

S-25-36 Possum Corner Rd.Mile Point:08.42


After Thanksgiving

Horry County


BUCKSPORT RDS- 48

BOTH S26-914(PORT HARRELSON RD)Mile Point:03.47

DEAD END (BUCKSPORT MARINA)Mile Point:06.22


Undetermined

DEPOT RDS- 14

BOTH US-501BUSMile Point:00.00

S26-345(DOBROS RD)Mile Point:00.93


Undetermined

HOLLY HILL RDS- 754

BOTH S26-66(HWY 66)Mile Point:00.00

S26-31(RED BLUFF RD)Mile Point:01.33


Undetermined

HWY 19S- 19

BOTH PLAYCARD ENVIRONMENTAL CENTERMile Point:14.80

SC 410Mile Point:15.04


Undetermined

HWY 19S- 19

BOTH S26-97(ADRIAN HWY)Mile Point:05.44

S26-67(MCNABB SHCT RD)


Undetermined



Mile Point:08.49

HWY 45S- 45

BOTH S-67 GURLEY RD.Mile Point:07.46

DANNY RD. - COUNTY RD.Mile Point:08.95


Before Thanksgiving

Highway 905SC 905

BOTH L-2224 (Kingston Street)Mile Point:00.82

S-1120 (Glass Hill Drive)Mile Point:01.64


Undetermined

LEES LANDING CIRCLES- 901

BOTH BURRISS ROAD(LOCAL RD)Mile Point:00.00

DEAD ENDMile Point:02.02


Undetermined


BOTH KENWORTH CIRCLE (LOCAL RD)Mile Point:00.19

S26-1183(LEES LANDING RD)Mile Point:02.15


Undetermined


BOTH S26-901(LEES LANDING CIRCLE)Mile Point:00.00

S26-1135(LEES LANDING CIRCLE)Mile Point:00.90


Undetermined

Main StreetUS 701

BOTH S-278 (Sherwood Drive)Mile Point:16.10

S-165 (Cultra Road)Mile Point:16.79


Undetermined

Nichols HwyS- 23

BOTH Barnhill RdMile Point:11.78

Hwy 308Mile Point:13.35


Before Thanksgiving

OCEAN BLVD.S- 155

BOTH S-517 MELODY LANEMile Point:02.67

S-51 ATLANTIC AVE.Mile Point:04.12


Undetermined

OLD BUCKSVILLE RD.S- 136


S-344 BROWNS CHAPEL RD.Mile Point:02.40


Undetermined

OLD REEVES FERRY RDS- 105


L376(GRAY OAKS DRIVE)Mile Point:05.21


Undetermined

PEACHTREE RDS- 611

BOTH END OF S-611Mile Point:00.00



Undetermined

PEE DEE HWYS- 24

BOTH GILBERT RD(LOCAL RD)Mile Point:04.31

DARLING LAKE RD(LOCAL RD)Mile Point:09.91

Closed due to Flooding.

Undetermined

PEE DEE HWYS- 24

BOTH S26-63(ANTIOCH RD)Mile Point:14.30

S26-1049(SHADY GROVE RD)Mile Point:15.19

Closed due to flooding and washout at culvert.

Before Thanksgiving

PORT HARRELSON RD.S- 914


S-48 BUCKSPORT RD.


Undetermined



Mile Point:00.83

Pee Dee HighwayS- 99

BOTH S461Mile Point:09.39


Closed due to bridge headwall washed out.

Undetermined

RED BLUFF RDS- 31

BOTH S26-66(HWY 66)Mile Point:10.72

S26-754(HOLLY HILL RD)Mile Point:12.27


After Thanksgiving

RED BLUFF RDS- 31


SC-905Mile Point:03.84


Undetermined

S 19S- 19

BOTH S 389Mile Point:24.63

S 44Mile Point:26.06


Before Thanksgiving

S. Highway 701US 701

BOTH S-67 (Highway 67)Mile Point:27.22

S-19 (W. Highway 19)Mile Point:29.79


After Thanksgiving

WACCAMAW DRIVES- 639

BOTH US-501Mile Point:00.00

DEAD ENDMile Point:00.90


Undetermined

hwy 19S- 19

BOTH s 44Mile Point:26.06

s 430Mile Point:27.49


Before Thanksgiving

hwy 792S- 792

BOTH Sc 917Mile Point:02.85

County roadMile Point:03.42


Before Thanksgiving

s - 23S- 23

BOTH s-1136Mile Point:15.81

s - 1115Mile Point:16.19


After Thanksgiving

s 32S- 32

BOTH s 23Mile Point:01.00

s 1115Mile Point:01.76


After Thanksgiving

Marion County


Bay RoadS- 86

BOTH L-595 (Archie's Old Place)Mile Point:07.06

US-378 (E. Highway 378)Mile Point:07.68

Damage to any portion of bridge (deck, rail, median barrier, column, beam, pier, etc.).

Before Thanksgiving

Calder RoadS- 396

BOTH S-505 (Collins Road)Mile Point:00.38

S-502 (Sandhill Road)Mile Point:01.24


Before Thanksgiving

Fork Retch CourtS- 319

BOTH US-76 (E. Highway 76)Mile Point:00.00

Dead EndMile Point:02.06


Undetermined

N. Highway 41SC 41

BOTH S-21 (Millers Road)Mile Point:26.85

SC-917 (E. Highway 917)Mile Point:28.70

Partial or full collapse of bridge.

After Thanksgiving

N. Highway 501US 501

BOTH Dillon CountyMile Point:00.00

SC-38 (Highway 38)Mile Point:00.72

Closed due to road washout in Dillon County. The closure

Before Thanksgiving



extends into Marion County.

N. Park Street ExtensionS- 267

BOTH S-262 (Poston Street)Mile Point:00.16

S-266 (Lake Street)Mile Point:00.27


Before Thanksgiving

Zion RoadS- 22

BOTH S-84 (Watermill Road)Mile Point:11.96

S-757 (Millers Road)Mile Point:12.57


Before Thanksgiving

Marlboro County


Allen Ridge RoadS- 99

BOTH S 32Mile Point:00.00



After Thanksgiving

Covington Mill PondS- 356




After Thanksgiving

Hebron DunbarS- 23

BOTH Dillon County LineMile Point:00.00

McQueenMile Point:01.68


After Thanksgiving

Williamsburg County


I M Graham RoadS- 159

BOTH Roper Woods RoadMile Point:11.71

Old Georgetown RoadMile Point:12.89


Before Thanksgiving

Santee RoadS- 45


Wee Tee DriveMile Point:04.51


Before Thanksgiving

Simms Reach Road (S-45-30)S- 30

BOTH Hwy. 521 (US 521)Mile Point:00.00

Simms Reach (S-45-285)Mile Point:08.78


Undetermined

Turkey Creek RoadS- 74

BOTH Morris Corner RoadMile Point:01.78

McJunkin RoadMile Point:03.76


Before Thanksgiving



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