The bridge over Honey Creek on Daviess County Route 13 was replaced. The new bridge meets current standards, lifted weight restrictions and is wider than the old bridge, built in 1934. The roadway closed in May 2018 and reopened Aug. 31, 2018.
Due to deteriorating conditions, a project is planned to replace the decks of the following four Northwest Missouri bridges in 2022. The project will bring the bridge decks up to current standards and improve the driving surface.
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The Middle Fork River and Overflow Bridges are located on U.S. Route 24 in Chariton County just east of Salisbury. A replacement project for both bridges was completed March 25, 2020.
The Turkey Creek Bridge on Chariton County Route TT, located east of Sumner, was built in 1961 and carries approximately 45 vehicles per day. The bridge deck is in poor condition and is in need of replacement. Construction is expected to begin Sept...
The Chariton River Bridge on Chariton County Route 129 was built in 1949 and carries more than 600 vehicles each day. The deck of the bridge is in poor condition and is in need of replacement to improve the condition of the driving surface and extend...
Replace the bridges over Mussel Fork River and Mussel Fork River Overflow. Crews will build the new Mussel Fork River bridge along a new, straight alignment eliminating the curvature of the current bridge for longer, safer sight distance. The bridge...
The Missouri Department of Transportation worked with a consultant (Benesch) to design a new bridge for the Grand River Overflow Bridge on Chariton County Route 139 near Sumner.
The Tater Hill Creek Bridge on Carroll County Route Z will be replaced through Gov. Mike Parson’s $351 million Focus on Bridges program, which will repair or replace 250 bridges across the state.
Carroll County Route Z, between Route C and County Road 217, closed May 18, 2020, due to deterioration caused by a roadway slide creating an unsafe condition for motorists. A project to repair the slide included rock fill at the slide location, edge...
ST. LOUIS – To help motorists travel around the state for the upcoming New Year’s holiday, the Missouri Department of Transportation will restrict most construction on interstates and state highways from noon on Friday, December 30 until 6 a.m...
