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HIGHWAY 220 CLOSURE NORTH OF OLSO EXPANDS AS WATER LEVEL KEEPS RISING

The Minnesota Department of Transportation has expanded the road closure on Highway 220 north of Oslo. The road is now closed between Highway 1 and Highway 11.

The Highway will remain closed until further notice and traffic should seek alternate routes.

Highways that remain closed:

  • Business Highway 2 Sorlie Bridge in East Grand Forks
  • Highway 75 south of Halstad
  • Highway 220 north of Oslo, between Highway 1 and Highway 11
  • Highway 317 between Highway 220 and North Dakota border

Highways that remain open, but currently have water over the road:

  • Highway 200 west of Ada, near milepost 16

Highways that previously had water over the road, but the water level has receded:

  • Highway 9 south of Ada, south of the Wild Rice River bridge
  • Highway 92 north of Zerkel, near milepost 71

When a road is closed it is illegal to travel in that area. Motorists can be fined up to $1,000 and/or 90 days in jail. In addition, if travelers need to be rescued from a closed road, other expenses and penalties will apply.

Check www.511mn.org before traveling for information on road conditions, closures and detour routes. For additional updates, ‘like’ MnDOT at www.facebook.com/mndot, and follow @mndotnews on Twitter.

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