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American Recovery and Reinvestment Act



Map of construction project districts

Fredericksburg Projects

Under Construction

Norris Bridge Rehabilitation

Route 17 Gloucester Point Road Widening

Route 639/Bragg Road, Spotsylvania County

Coming Soon

I-95/Route 207/Route 652, Intersection Improvements at Carmel Church

Spotsylvania Courthouse Bypass, Phase II

Studies

Governor Harry W. Nice Memorial Bridge Improvement

I-95 C-D Road / Access Feasibility Study

I-95 extension of HOV lanes

Spotsylvania Parkway Study
Parkway from Route 3 West to Route 17 Bypass

The Outer Connector Study - Northwest Quadrant

Proposed

None at this time.

Recently Completed

Approaches and Bridge over Garden Creek Canal

Route 208 Courthouse Road, Spotsylvania Courthouse, Phase I
The project will begin 0.3 miles west of the Ta River, near Post Oak

Route 610, Garrisonville Road
Widen Garrisonville Road from four to six lanes

Route 630, Courthouse Road, Stafford
Widen Route 630

West Point Bridge Replacement Project

In Design

None at this time.
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Page last modified: Nov. 17, 2009


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