Most western Kentucky roads back open after flooding

Most state roads in western Kentucky have reopened after days of high water has receded.

Four locations are still closed by infrastructure damage due to flooding, and may be closed for an extended period. They include:

Fulton County – KY 94/E. Carroll Street in Clinton, closed by a mudslide.
Graves County – KY 483, closed at the 0.6 MP by cross-drain damage.
Graves County – KY 2422, closed at the bridge approach.
Hickman County – KY 3061, closed from the 5.9-6.9 MP, where pavement has washed out. 

Otherwise, these state roads are still affected by high water:

Fulton County
KY 1129 is CLOSED with high water from KY 94 to KY 239. The road has been closed longer-term between the 7.5 to 8 MP due to bridge construction.

KY 1354, the road to the Dorena-Hickman Ferry, is CLOSED with high water. The ferry is closed.

Hickman County:
KY 123 is CLOSED with high water in the Hailwell Corner area. 

Trigg County:
KY 139/South Road is CLOSED just south of KY 545/New Hope Road. 


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