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Major Washout Alongside Greenland Road At Pine Barren Creek
June 20, 2021
Floodwaters from Tropical Storm Claudette washed away the shoulders of Greenland Road at Pine Barren Creek Saturday.
The 32-foot steel and concrete culvert, constructed in 1955, is about one-third of a mile east of Highway 97 in Davisville. The roadside on the downstream side of Greenland Road was washed away both east and west of the creek.
After a reader reached out to NorthEscambia.com about the washout, we alerted Escambia County to the situation. There was no word long repairs will take.
NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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2 Responses to “Major Washout Alongside Greenland Road At Pine Barren Creek”
These photos of the bridges washed out should serve as a stark reminder as to why we should never drive through water, especially when it is during flashflood conditions.Thanks be to God that no one living in the areas around these bridges were injured.
Thank you for checking with the county about this situation. Not everybody knows how to reach real people instead of message machines for public services, especially on weekends.