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Some Escambia Roads Closed Due To Flooding
January 21, 2010
Flooding has forced the closure of several North Escambia area roads.According to Sonya Daniel, Escambia County public information manager, the following roads are closed:
- Pineville Road – between Highway 97-A and Ryals Lane
- Occie Phillips Road – between end of pavement off Hwy 97-A and Pineville Road
- Lambert Bridge Road – from the bridge to Velor Road
- Carnley Road – dirt portion from Fannie Road to the Alabama stateline. Road washed out
- Rocky Branch Road – starting ¼ mile North of Quintette Road to end, road under 2 feet of water for approx 100 yards
- Cotton Lake Road – from last house on road going east to the river, road under water
- Hwy 196 (Barrineau Park Road) – from the Railroad Track to the Perdido River Bridge, road under water
The following roads have reopened:
- Rigby Road – between Still Road and Highway 4
- Pin Oak Lane – Highway 29 to east end
- Wingfoot Way – between Rolling Hills Road & Diamond Dairy Road
Pictured above: Rigby Road in Bratt Thursday morning. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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8 Responses to “Some Escambia Roads Closed Due To Flooding”
I’m with the National Weather Service in Mobile. I’m trying to collect some information concerning the latest flooding in Escambia County. If anyone experienced flooding due to the Escambia River overtoping it’s banks, please send me an e-mail at:
Keith.Williams@noaa.gov
Thank you
Here we go again. Pineville Rd. is washed out between Foster and Dagen Rds. Other bad washes between there and Arthur Brown.
Anyone happen to notice that the picture above is of a paved road? The county needs to do something about the driveway that causes all of the erosion to wash into the road.
RB — 97 & 29 is open.
William, can you please comment on 97 and 29? the FHP still has it on the list as closed and under water.
Thank you!!
The water was flowing so deep and fast in our back pasture, it actually washed away a round bale. Clean sweep. No clue where it went!
man 1/8th of a mile thats deep.
William , you can add Occie Phillips rd to the list. The water is eighth of mile over the road and rising. Also Occie phillips rd on the east side that meets Hwy 97a is washed out in one or two places and almost where you can’t get thru.