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>Vvf the end oi the year there' weri* 386 miles of secondary roads in F-ince iWilliam County', of \vh'< ’ 184 were hard surfaced. -
In Rappahannock: Gpunty, 5.55 miles of secondary jsbads Were hard su^ced and ij 1.25 miles re* surfaced during .the; year. Secondary roiid' hard surfaced included Route 6^? from Route 211* to Route 621; Route 630 from Route 522 to Route 628, and Route 647 from two miles east of Route 522 to the Fauquier County line.
Three new bridges were built, and five bridges were strengbened and raised to 10-ton capacity. ... .At the, epd of the .year^therc* were 215 miles of secondary roads in Rappahannock j County, of which about 31 were hard surfaced. ;*sh
In Fauquier County, 37.15 miles of secondary roads were hard surfaced for^the first time and. 59.97 miles were resurfaced. Three weak structures were eliminated' by culverW and five bridges strengthened and raised to 10-ton capacity. V ‘
At the end of the year, there were 753 miles of secondary roads in Fauquier County; of which 293
were h'rd surfaced] ^
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