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Repairs to the deck of the Sutter Slough Bridge on South River Road and Sutter Slough Bridge Road will cause intermittent lane closures in both directions next week, according to a Yolo County news release.
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Construction will occur between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. between Monday and Saturday, Aug. 1, weather permitting. All lanes of the bridge, located about 8 miles south of Clarksburg on the border of Yolo and Sacramento counties, will reopen after construction each day.
Built in 1939, the Sutter Slough Bridge is a historic metal swing bridge that spans Sutter Slough. The 397-foot Warren through truss bridge crosses the waterway just outside of Courtland, where the Yolo-Sacramento county line leaves the Sacramento River and winds through the Delta toward Rio Vista.
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Yolo County recommends that travelers with wide vehicles or equipment use an alternate route during construction. The Freeport Bridge and Walnut Grove Bridge are appropriate detours, according to the county news release.
The construction will be carried out by a Sacramento County crew. Road conditions and construction updates will be available on the Sacramento County and Yolo County road closure websites.
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