Missouri - Flooded Roadways in Southeast Missouri as of 10:00 a.m. Wednesday, December 30, 2015.

Update 10 am

Flooded Roadways Southeast MO

Bollinger County

• Route H – from CR 702 to Route 51

Butler County

• Route 158 – from Route 67 to Route 142
• Route 142 – from Route EE to CR 353
• Route N – from CR 243 to CR 231
• Route 53 – from Route HH to Route 51
• Route MM – from CR 355 to end of state maintenance

Cape Girardeau County

• South Kingshighway in Cape – from Route 74 to Diversion Channel
• Route 74 – from Route 25 to Diversion Channel
• Route U – from Route A to CR 391
• Route 177 – from Cape Rock to CR 640
• Route A – over Hubble Creek
• Route 25 – from Route 74 to Blomeyer
• Route N/U/T junction

• Ramp I-55 SB to MO 74
• Route 61 – right lane closed to Route 74

Carter County

• Route M – over Mill Creek
• Route Z – near CR 206
• Route Z – Skyline Drive to end of state maintenance

Douglas County

• Route Y – over Cowskin Creek

• Route FF- over Hunter Creek

• Route U – over Bryant Creek

• Route EE – over North Fork River

 Dunklin County

• Route DD – from Route 53 to CR 228

• Route ZZ – from CR 721 to end of state maintenance

• Route F – from Route AC to Arkansas line

 Howell County

• Route 142 – from 17 to CR 9330

Iron County

• Route F – from CR 164 to CR 165 (Crane Pond Creek)

Madison County

• Route V – from Rt F to CR 243
• Route 162 – from CR 439 to end of state maintenance

New Madrid

Oregon County

• Route 142 – over the Eleven Point River

Ozark County

• Route 95 – over Bryant Creek

• Route 95 – from Route N to CR 167

• Route H – over North Fork River

• Route T – from CR 527 to CR 512

Perry County

• Route E – from CR 322 to CR 354
• Route A – at CR 460
• Route C – from CR 352 to CR 354
• Route M – from CR 924 to Route H
• Route 61 – from CR 502 to CR 506
• Route 51 – Chester bridge
• Route U – from Route 61 to end of state maintenance

Reynolds County

• Route F – over Logan Creek

• Route CC – From CR 464 to Wayne County line

Ripley County

• Route H – from CR H-8 to Route KK
• Route H – from Route KK to CR H-9
• Route 142 – from Route 67 to Naylor

Scott County

• Route E – from CR 342 to Washington Street

Shannon County

• Route KK – over Gladder Creek
• Route H – over Rocky Creek
• Route NN – over Rocky Creek
• Route HH – over Carr Creek

Ste. Genevieve County

• Route J – from Buehler Road to Route 61

• Route 61 – from Route M to Route H

Stoddard County

• Route D – from CR 725 to CR 751 

Texas County

• Route BB – over Big Piney River

• Route U – from Route HH to Route 137

Wayne County                                                              

• Route KK – south of CR 456
• Route FF – from CR 380 to Route 67
• Route C – over Bear Creek

Wright County

• Route Z – over Elk Creek

• Route AB – over Wolf Creek

• Route E – from Kempt Road to Dake Road

• Route E – from Day Road to Wylie Road

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Southeast Missouri - Flooded Roadways Southeast MO

Bollinger County

• Route H – from CR 702 to Route 51

Butler County

• Route 158 – from Route 67 to Route 142
• Route 142 – from Route EE to CR 353
• Route 142 – Route 67 to Naylor City Limits
• Route N – from CR 243 to CR 231
• Route B – from CR 542 to Route O

Cape Girardeau County

• Route A – from Route U to CR 255
• South Kingshighway in Cape – from Route 74 to Diversion Channel
• Route 74 – from Route 25 to Diversion Channel

Carter County

• Route M – over Mill Creek
• Route Z – near CR 206

Douglas County

• Route Y – over Cowskin Creek

• Route FF- over Hunter Creek

• Route U – over Bryant Creek

• Route EE – over North Fork River

Dunklin County

• Route DD – from Route 53 to CR 228

• Route ZZ – from CR 721 to end of state maintenance

Howell County

• Route Y – from Route 60 to the Texas County line

• Route U – from Route 60 to Route N

• Route K – from Route KK to Route MM

• Route 142 – over Bennetts River

Iron County

• Route F – from CR 164 to CR 165 (Crane Pond Creek)

Madison County

• Route V – from CR 238 to CR 243
• Route C – from Route V to CR 238
• Route C – From Route N to the Iron County line
• Route O – from Route E to End of State Maintenance

New Madrid

• Route V – from CR 702 to CR 708

Oregon County

• Route K – over Whites Creek

• Route 142 – over the Eleven Point River

Ozark County

• Route 95 – over Bryant Creek

• Route 95 – from Route N to CR 167

• Route 181 – over Bryant Creek

• Route H – over North Fork River

• Route T – from CR 527 to CR 512

Perry County

• Route E – from CR 322 to CR 354
• Route A – at CR 460
• Route C – from CR 352 to CR 354

Reynolds County

• Route F – over Logan Creek

• Route 106 – near Logan Creek

• Route CC – From CR 465 to Wayne County line

Ripley County

• Route K – over South Prong Beaverdam Creek
• Route K – over Little Black River
• Route NN – over North Prong Little Black River
• Route H – from CR H-8 to Route KK
• Route H – from Route KK to CR H-9

Scott County

• Route E – from CR 342 to Washington Street

Shannon County

• Route NN – over Rocky Creek

• Route MM – from CR 651 to CR 99

• Route T – over Spring Creek

• Route N – over Spring Valley Creek

Ste. Genevieve County

• Route C – from Lawrencton Cut Off Road to Sprott Road

• Route 61 – from Route M to Route H

St. Francois County

• Route 221 – over the St. Francis River

• Route F – from Old Jackson Road to Wolf Creek Bridge

Stoddard County

• Route K from Route M to Route BB

Texas County

• Route BB – over Big Piney River

• Route U – from Route HH to Route 137

• Route VV – from Laner Road to Shepard Drive

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