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US 101 - Elwha River Bridge - Bridge Replacement
Timeline: April 2023 - Summer 2025
WSDOT replaced the US 101 Elwha River Bridge in Port Angeles. Replacing the bridge has ensured that US 101 continues to be a reliable transportation facility for decades to come.
The new bridge is 40 feet wide and has two 12-foot lanes with two-8 foot shoulders. (The old bridge was…
The new bridge is 40 feet wide and has two 12-foot lanes with two-8 foot shoulders. (The old bridge was…
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US 101 - Jefferson and Clallam Counties Fish Barriers - Remove Fish Barriers
Timeline: Summer 2023 - Fall 2025
This project addresses multiple barriers to fish under US 101 between Sequim and Discovery Bay.
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US 101 - Jefferson and Clallam Counties Fish Barriers - Remove Fish Barriers
Timeline: Summer 2023 - Fall 2025
This project addresses multiple barriers to fish under US 101 between Sequim and Discovery Bay.
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US 101 - May Creek in Vic of Dowans Creek Rd - Remove Fish Barrier
Timeline: Spring 2024 - Fall 2026
This fish barrier removal project replaces an outdated culvert under US 101 south of Forks. A 175-foot-long concrete girder bridge will replace the existing metal pipe to improve fish migration in May Creek.
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US 101 - May Creek in Vic of Dowans Creek Rd - Remove Fish Barrier
Timeline: Spring 2024 - Fall 2026
This fish barrier removal project replaces an outdated culvert under US 101 south of Forks. A 175-foot-long concrete girder bridge will replace the existing metal pipe to improve fish migration in May Creek.
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US 101 - SR 109 Grays Harbor, Jefferson and Clallam Counties - Remove Fish Barriers
Timeline: 2023 - 2027
This project will correct 29 identified streams and culverts that cross under US 101 and SR 109 in Grays Harbor, Jefferson and Clallam Counties. The culverts under the highways do not allow fish to access vital habitat.
Once complete, this project will restore nearly 37 miles of…
Once complete, this project will restore nearly 37 miles of…
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US 101 - SR 109 Grays Harbor, Jefferson and Clallam Counties - Remove Fish Barriers
Timeline: 2023 - 2027
This project will correct 29 identified streams and culverts that cross under US 101 and SR 109 in Grays Harbor, Jefferson and Clallam Counties. The culverts under the highways do not allow fish to access vital habitat.
Once complete, this project will restore nearly 37 miles of…
Once complete, this project will restore nearly 37 miles of…
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US 101/Grader & Unnamed Trib to Pac Ocean- Remove Fish Barriers (PDB1 2B)
Timeline: Spring 2025 - Fall 2026
This project will remove barriers to fish migration under US 101 at two locations in Jefferson and Clallam counties.
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US 101/Grader & Unnamed Trib to Pac Ocean- Remove Fish Barriers (PDB1 2B)
Timeline: Spring 2025 - Fall 2026
This project will remove barriers to fish migration under US 101 at two locations in Jefferson and Clallam counties.
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US 101/Northwest US 101 – Remove Fish Barriers
Timeline: Spring 2024 - Fall 2025
This project will replace culverts under US 101 in Clallam and Jefferson Counties.
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US 101/Northwest US 101 – Remove Fish Barriers
Timeline: Spring 2024 - Fall 2025
This project will replace culverts under US 101 in Clallam and Jefferson Counties.
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US 101/Quinault Indian Nation - Remove Fish Barriers (PDB1 B3)
Timeline: Spring 2025 - Winter 2025
This project will remove barriers to fish migration under US 101 at six locations in Grays Harbor and Jefferson counties.
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US 101/SR 116 North Olympic Peninsula – Remove Fish Barriers
Timeline: Fall 2024 - Fall 2026
This project removes and replaces several outdated culverts under US 101 and State Route 116 at Lees, Ennis, Tumwater and Chimacum Creeks. Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife has identified these sites as barriers to salmon migration and other resident fish species.
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