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New 10th Avenue span will link Salmon Creek, fairgrounds

By Marissa Harshman, Columbian Health Reporter
Published: October 16, 2012, 5:00pm
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Northeast 10th Avenue currently dead-ends into 155th Circle. A county road project will extend 10th Avenue from Northeast 149th Street to Northeast 164th Street.
Northeast 10th Avenue currently dead-ends into 155th Circle. A county road project will extend 10th Avenue from Northeast 149th Street to Northeast 164th Street. Construction isn't expected to begin until 2017. Photo Gallery

As the Columbia River Crossing debate rages on, Clark County is moving forward with a bridge project of its own — albeit on a much smaller scale.

Clark County is in the early stages of its nearly $32 million Northeast 10th Avenue improvement, which includes building a 375-foot bridge over Whipple Creek.

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