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KYTC’s high water report for April 16, 2024

By Jana Garrett,

2024-04-16

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) reports that water is on the rise again following rainfall on Monday, resulting in a new road being added to the list of those blocked by flood water.

Officials say the roads currently blocked by water are:

Hancock County
- KY 334 from the 11.3-mm at Muddy Gut Road to the 14.5-mm.
Henderson County
- KY 136 from the 0 to 5-mile marker
- KY 3522 at Ellis Park
Union County
- KY 130 from the 15.7 to 16-mile marker
- KY 667 from the 1 to 11-mile marker
- KY 1452 from the 0 to 1.9-mile marker
- KY 1637 from the 0 to 2.9-mile marker

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