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Work zones and detour information, Southwest region - June 30, 2008

(Interstates, US highways and state numbered roads only)

Electronic message boards and 24-hour highway advisory radio broadcasts help you through major construction sites or offer a convenient alternate route. The work zone report (during construction season) and the winter road condition report (during winter season) can be heard by calling (800) ROADWIS or (800) 762-3947. The Wisconsin State Patrol provides advance notice of delays and enforces lower speed limits in construction zones. In Wisconsin, traffic fines are double in work zones, so please slow down and give our crews a BRAKE.

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Southwest region construction map - June 30, 2008

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The estimated completion date is only a guideline for the project. Any number of complications can push back this date. Examples include, but are not limited to: Severe weather, forest/prairie fires, discovery of endangered species, unearthing archeological relics, contractors unable to fulfill their obligation, previously unknown environmental hazards, and construction accidents. This is not a complete list, but shows some of the many possibilities that can delay completion of a construction project.

Map #	Hwy.	County	Region	Description	Est. Comp
106	County A	Sauk		CLOSED County A between US 12 and Canyon Road. DETOUR route to be determined.	Closed due to flooding
90	WIS 11	Rock		CLOSED WIS 11 between US 14 and County J (Wright Road) in Janesville. DETOUR via I-39/90 to US 14.	8/22/08
75	US 12	Monroe	SW	RESTRICTED US 12 (Superior Avenue) to one 11-foot lane between WIS 16 and Grant Avenue in the city of Tomah.	9/1/08
65	US 12	Sauk	SW	RESTRICTED US 12 to one lane from I-90/94 to WIS 33. Traffic controlled by flagging operations at various locations during daylight hours. Look for reduced speed posting.	10/17/08
20	US 18 / WIS 60	Crawford	SW	RESTRICTED US 18 / WIS 60 to one nine foot width and 170,000 pounds gross vehicle weight in both directions on the Mississippi River Bridge. Wide loads permitted from 4 to 6 a.m. on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday by police escort only. Call Crawford County Sheriff (608) 326-8414, (563) 245-2422.	10/9/08
59	US 18	Jefferson	SW	CLOSED US 18 between Center Street and County Y in the city of Jefferson. DETOUR via WIS 26 and County Y. CLOSED US 18 between Laatsch Lane and Wisconsin Drive. DETOUR via WIS 89 and County W.	10/17/08
98	WIS 21	Monroe		CLOSED WIS 21 between WIS 16 and Montgomery Street in the city of Sparta. DETOUR via Montgomery Street, WIS 27/71 and WIS 16.	10/31/08
66	WIS 23	Sauk	SW	CLOSED WIS 23 between I-90/94 and US 12. DETOUR via I-90/94 and US 12.	6/30/08
80	WIS 26	Jefferson	SW	CLOSED WIS 26 between WIS 19 (Main Street) and Spaulding Street in the city of Watertown. DETOUR via WIS 19 and County K and County Q. There is a 13 foot 6 inch clearance restriction.	10/17/08
94	WIS 33	Sauk		CLOSED WIS 33 between WIS 58 and East Street. DETOUR via WIS 58, US 14 and WIS 80.	8/22/08
92	WIS 33	Columbia		CLOSED WIS 33 between I-39 and the Wisconsin River. DETOUR via I-39 and WIS 16.	Closed due to flooding
69	WIS 33	Columbia	SW	CLOSED WIS 33 between WIS 16 and the railroad tracks on the east side of the city of Portage. DETOUR via WIS 33 to WIS 16 to WIS 22 to WIS 33.	10/1/08
93	WIS 33	Dodge		RESTRICTED WIS 33 westbound to one lane between WIS 73 and Forest Street in the city of Fox Lake with flagging operations.	6/27/08
64	WIS 33	Dodge	SW	CLOSED WIS 33 off ramps to US 151. CLOSED WIS 33 between Burnett Street and Sunset Drive in the city of Beaver Dam. DETOUR via WIS 33 to DeClark Street to Industrial Drive to US 151 to WIS 33.	9/12/08
57	WIS 35	La Crosse	SW	CLOSURE WIS 35 between Green Bay Street and Jackson Street in the city of La Crosse. DETOUR via US 14/61 and WIS 33. RESTRICTION WIS 35 to one 10-foot lane in each direction between Jackson and La Crosse Streets.	7/9/08
63	I-39 / 90/94	Dane	SW	RESTRICTED I-39/90/94 northbound between WIS 30 and US 51 to single lane closures allowed between the hours of 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Double lane closures allowed between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. RESTRICTED I-39/90/94 northbound between US 51 and County V to single lane closures allowed between the hours of 5 a.m. and 3 p.m. and also 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Double lane closures allowed between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. RESTRICTED I-39/90/94 southbound between County V and US 51 to single lane closures allowed between the hours of 9 a.m. and 10 p.m. Double lane closures allowed between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. RESTRICTED I-39/90/94 southbound between US 51 and WIS 30 to single lane closures allowed between the hours of 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Double lane closures allowed between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.	9/1/08
53	I-39/ 90/94	Dane	SW	RESTRICTED I-39/90/94 to 16 feet in both directions from two miles north and two miles south of the Portage Road overpass from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.	8/1/08
91	I-39/ 90/94 / WIS 19	Dane		RESTRICTED I-39/90/94 off ramp to WIS 19 to a single 11-foot lane. RESTRICTED WIS 19 to a single 11-foot lane from 1,000 feet west of I-39 to 1,000 feet east of US 51.	10/27/08
76	WIS 56	Vernon	SW	CLOSED WIS 56 between US 14 and Mahoney Road in the village of Viroqua. DETOUR via East South Street from US 14 / 61 to WIS 56 at Mahoney Road intersection.	9/10/08
22	WIS 58	Juneau	SW	CLOSURE WIS 58 between WIS 21 and WIS 82. DETOUR via I-90/94.	5/23/08
62	WIS 59 /213	Rock	SW	CLOSED WIS 59/213, starting at the intersection of US 14 to Walker Street in the city of Evansville. DETOUR via US 14, County M, WIS 213.	8/15/08
19	WIS 78	Dane	SW	CLOSED WIS 78 between County H in Dane County to Blanchardville. DETOUR northbound via County F to County A to WIS 78 in Daleyville. Reverse for the southbound direction.	11/1/08
54	WIS 89	Jefferson	SW	CLOSURE WIS 89 between WIS 19 and Clarkson Road in the city of Waterloo. DETOUR via WIS 19 to WIS 73 to WIS 89.	8/29/08
97	I-94	Monroe		RESTRICTED I-94 eastbound in Jackson County between Hunter Haven Road and the Monroe County line.	9/4/08
51	I-94	Jefferson	SW	RESTRICTED I-94 to 16-foot width at the County E overpass from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.	6/6/08
95	WIS 136	Sauk		CLOSED WIS 136 between WIS 154 (W. Broadway Street) in Rock Springs to County PF. DETOUR via County DD, County W, County I, and County PF. If traveling between Reedsburg and Baraboo, use WIS 33.	10/24/08
68	WIS 140	Rock	SW	CLOSED WIS 140 between I-43 and WIS 67 in the Village of Clinton. DETOUR via WIS 67 to County C to County X to US 14 to I-43 to WIS 140.	8/28/08
74	WIS 162	La Crosse	SW	RESTRICTED WIS 162 northbound to one 10-foot lane one mile north of the WIS 33 intersection at Dutch Creek.	5/23/08
82	WIS 179	Crawford	SW	CLOSED WIS 179 between WIS 27 and WIS 131. DETOUR via WIS 27 and WIS 171 and WIS 131.	8/4/08
96	WIS 193	Richland		CLOSED WIS 193 between WIS 60 and WIS 80. DETOUR via WIS 60 and WIS 80.	8/22/08

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