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( KMZA )- The Kansas Department of Transportation says eastbound and westbound K-16 Highway in Pottawatomie County will be closed to traffic at varying locations for culvert replacement work Tuesday-Thursday, November 6th-8th, between 8 and 4 each day.
On Tuesday, the highway will be closed from between the cities of Blaine and Wheaton.
On Wednesday, the highway will be closed south of the city of Wheaton.
On Thursday, K-16 will be closed between the cities of Blaine and Wheaton.
Advance message boards will alert drivers to the roadway closure. No marked detours will be provided. Drivers should allow extra time for their commutes and must use alternate routes during the roadway closure.
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