The Indianapolis times., 1933-06-09
STATE ROADS
IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION NOW
Effects of Last Months
High Water Gone, Says
Highway Board.

Despite high water Of last month,
state highways throughout Indiana
are in excellent condition, the week
by bulletin of the state highway
commission, issued today, asserted.
Construction work is proceeding
according to schedule, James D.
Adams, commission chairman said.
Detours now in existence are:
Road l-Detour one mile north of But
Ter Is three miles good gravel.
Detour from BluGton to Road Is is six
and one-hah miles, over two and one-hal1
miles gravel ana four miles oil mat, oe-
tour enectlye June s.
Detour ct six miles north of Hagers-
town IS four miles mostly over concrele.
Road 3-Detour from junction OF Roads
3, and l8 to 2.5 miles north Of ROAD
llo IS thirteen miles via Warren. 1alr
Road o-From the junction of Roads 3.
and 49, use same detour as listed for
Road 3.
Road, 6-Detour near Tracy is s.5 miles
over oil mat.
Road 7-Detour from east city limits of
Columbus south is eight miles, good gravel
Road 13-Detour at six miles north at
Noblesville is three miles over fair gravel.
Leisure.
Road 14-Detour in town of Akron is
cne-half mile
Road 16-Detour from Markle to one
gravel
U. S. Road 2O-Detour from west of
Chesterton is IA miles for westbound traf-
nc; % miles for eastbound traffic, good
stone.
Road 21-Detour from south limit of
MuncIe is 2.5 miles, pavement and good
gravel
Drive carefully from Williamsburg to
Road 22-Detour from Burlington east is
Road 25-Detour from West Point to
Odel is six miles. good gravel.
Road 26-Detour from Road Al east is
load limit on bridge damaged by recent
rams four miles west of Road g..
Road 27EDetour from one mile south
miles north of Fountain City is five miles
over good gravel.
Road 2S"Detour from EIwood to four
miles west of Road is six miles, two miles
paved, remaindeIr, gravel, only fair.
sDosd5 U: s R9a6 ndo SflmtRun-around L. north of
= Road 35-Detour from .Morgantown to
Nashville is fifteen miles, fair gravel, mar
row. Detour from Trafalgar to one mile
north of junction with Road A is five
U. s. Road 36-Detour from Bainbridge
to Danville is twenty-five miles good pave
f Road n s8Dstour sSs weSf ggf Of Nobiesvle is
five miles, two miles good gravel and
Road 4l-Bridge- n-around south of
Junction So Drive carefully
Road 43-Detour from four miles south
of Clovcrdale to ten miles south is ten
suitable for heavy traffic. Bridge-run-
around at four miles south of Lacrosse.
Road 44-Detour from Budd east at
Junction Road 35 is four miles over good
Road Bridge-run-arou east of
u. S Road 5O-Detour from Shoals to
Bedford is forty-two miles over Roads $50
and 81 Detour from Bedford east to
one mile west of Fairview. for grading
and paving, is lis miles fair gravel and
i. S. Road 52-Detour from Rushville
to four miles southeast is, seven miles,
from Brookville to four miles southeast
of Andersonville is twenty miles, mostly
over state roads.
Road 56-Detour from Guilford to Dover
is 10.5 miles. poor gravel
Road 67-Detour from Spencer to Cos
port is eleven miles, five miles paved, re-
Road lOl-Detour from Roseburg to
Brookville is twenty three miles, seventeen
miles paved, six miles good gravel.
Road 130-Detour in town of Hobart IS
one mile over city streets. Detour from
Valparaiso to Wheeler is nine miles. six
Road i6sMDetour from Blanford east
is eight miles, Al miles concrete and 3.3
miles gravel.
Road 22l-Detour from north of Junction
of Road % to two miles south of junction
with road 18 is three miles. fair gravel:
Road 234-Detour at two miles west OF
Kingman is two miles good gravel. De
tour from two miles east of Kingman to
seven miles east for grading, is seven
miles good gravel. , =,
Road 245-Detour from Lamar south is
six miles gravel, narrow.
Road 256-Grading from Road 81 TO
Road 3. no detour, impossible in wet
weather.