WVDOH begins pothole patching Monday: Here's where
Some West Virginia roads may soon see an improvement however as the West Virginia Division of Highways announced Monday that it will begin pothole patching 'in earnest.'
'Now that asphalt plants are open around the Mountain State, West Virginia Division of Highways (WVDOH) road crews are embarking on an aggressive campaign to mill and fill potholes,' the WVDOH said in a press release.
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Patching will be taking place today in several north central West Virginia counties, including Harrison, Doddridge, Marion, Monongalia, Preston, Taylor, Barbour and Tucker. You can see a full like of counties and specific roads below.
WV 3, WV 85, and North Fork Road, Boone County
Grassy Fork Road, and Elk River Road, Clay County
US 60, WV 61, Craigs Branch Road, and Indian Creek Road, Kanawha County
Tribble Road, and Poindexter Road, Mason County
US 35, and Poindexter Road, Putnam County
US 60, Cabell County
WV 3, and WV 10, Lincoln County
US 52, Mingo County
US 52, and US 60, Wayne County
US 33, Calhoun County
Middle Fork Road, Jackson County
US 119, Roane County
Smithton Road, and Meathouse Fork Road, Doddridge County
WV 20, WV58, WV 270, WV 279, and Stone Pot Road, Harrison County
US 250, and Sycamore Road, Marion County
WV 100, and various county routes, Monongalia County
US 50, and WV 92, Preston County
US 50, US 250, Quality Lane, and Jerry Run Road, Taylor County
Summit Point Road, Jefferson County
US 250, Barbour County
Mingo Flats Road, and Point Mountain Road, Randolph County
US 219, Tucker County
Smithers Road, Fayette County
The WVDOH did note in the release that inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances may change the patching schedule.
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