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    Statewide Projects At-A-Glance

    Example High Priority Projects

    Potential New Pavement Projects

    Potential Bridge Repair/Replacement ProjectsGreater MN Mobility Improvements

    Rest Area Improvements

    Existing Infrastructure

    Oil Rail Corridors

    Interstates

    Other State Highways

    Weigh Station Improvements

    US 53 Realignment Project

    Potential Upgrades to Planned Pavement Projects (longer-term, more cost-effectivefixes than current funding allows)

    03 06 09 015Miles

    Note: Potential pavement and bridge projects shown are based on 2015deterioration rates; specific projects may vary depending on condition andactual deterioration experienced over the next ten years.

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    Northern Minnesota: MNDOT Districts 1 & 2

    MnDOT District Boundary

    Example High Priority Projects

    Potential New Pavement Projects

    Potential Bridge Repair/Replacement Projects

    Greater MN Mobility Improvements

    Existing Infrastructure

    Oil Rail Corridors

    Interstates

    Other State Highways

    US 53 Realignment Project

    Potential Upgrades to Planned Pavement Projects(longer-term, more cost-effective fixes thancurrent funding allows)

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    Central Minnesota: MNDOT Districts 3 & 4

    MnDOT District Boundary

    Example High Priority Projects

    Potential New Pavement Projects

    Potential Bridge Repair/Replacement Projects

    Greater MN Mobility Improvements

    Rest Area Improvements

    Existing Infrastructure

    Oil Rail Corridors

    Interstates

    Other State Highways

    Weigh Station Improvements

    Potential Upgrades to Planned PavementProjects (longer-term, more cost-effectivefixes than current funding allows)

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    MnDOT District Boundary

    Example High Priority Projects

    Potential New Pavement Projects

    Potential Upgrades to Planned Pavement Projects(longer-term, more cost-effective fixes than

    current funding allows)Potential Bridge Repair/Replacement Projects

    Twin Cities Mobility Improvements

    Rehab Deep Stormwater Tunnels

    Existing Infrastructure

    Oil Rail Corridors

    Interstates

    Other State Highways

    Weigh Station Improvements

    Note: Potential pavement and bridge projects shown are basedon 2015 deterioration rates; specific projects may varydepending on condition and actual deterioration experiencedover the next ten years.

    MNDOT Metro District

    03 06 09 015Miles

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    MnDOT District Boundary

    Example High Priority Projects

    Potential New Pavement Projects

    Potential Bridge Repair/Replacement Projects

    Greater MN Mobility Improvements

    Rest Area Improvements

    Existing Infrastructure

    Oil Rail Corridors

    Interstates

    Other State Highways

    Weigh Station Improvements

    Potential Upgrades to Planned PavementProjects (longer-term, more cost-effectivefixes than current funding allows)

    Southern Minnesota: MNDOT Districts 6, 7, & 8

    03 06 09 015Miles

    See Metro Map

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    Metro Transit Improvements