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Two lanes of US 101 west of Port Angeles back open after completion of fish habitat restoration project

Two lanes of US 101 west of Port Angeles back open after completion of fish habitat restoration project

PORT ANGELES – Traffic is flowing simultaneously in both directions again on US 101 west of Port Angeles. Fish also have more room to swim in Indian Creek with the recent completion of a fish barrier removal project.

Work to open fish habitat under US 101 begins Feb. 3 at Leland Creek

Olympic Peninsula travelers will need to plan for extra travel time

QUILCENE – A busy construction season in Jefferson County begins Friday, Feb. 3, on US 101. Contractor crews working for the Washington State Department of Transportation will start a one-year project that corrects culverts that are barriers to native fish at Leland Creek and two unnamed tributaries near Leland Valley Cut-Off Road.

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