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Anoka County Highway Department Current (2018) Traffic Counts Current Traffic Counts Anoka County Highway Department 773 868 ! 1661 ! 826 994 G}WX SÆ ! 1695 898 GyWX! !947 1017 ! 1403 1085 1927 1085 ! 1038 1299 ?ÒA@ SË 1432 1835 SÈ 1219 1107 ! 1326 G¨WX ! 437 BETHEL ! ! 446 BETHEL 1191 SË 614 ?àA@ 1338 ! 3543 1065 627 ! 1474 SÇ 1409 1360 1087 G}WX 1292 2497 3374 ! 2285 2979 1438 3188 GyWX 1388 ! ! 1504 1404 ! 1361 2332 ! ! 3428 2806 ! GÖWX 3040 SÇ 1360 4617 SÅ 1389 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 2591 ! G}WX 1388 4398 GyWX GyWX ! 1521 2468 1332 ! 664 2378 3924 1709 GßWX 1245 GyWX 678 2672 4190 4408 ! 1458 G¨WX 5716 4276 691 G}WX GlWX G{WX 1638 ! 556 ! SÅ SSAAIINNTT FFRRAANNCCIISS SÆ 5833 640 9396 GyWX 476 515 9804 ! 10213 ! 453 ! 10656 1506 3742 1802 1642 1701 SÌ 5624 ! ! ! ! 2025 ! SÌ GyWX 1408 4205 1846 1911 5739 ! ! 10172 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 2271 G{WX 2083 2074 GyWX Sæ ! 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US Trunk Highway ! 3947Columbia 10623 2712 Columbia ! 3957 12072 !GaWX 3013 !"`$ HHeeiigghhttss 4122 6606 ! 1394 Interstate Highway 7507 ! ! 1549 ! ! ! !GaWX3345 2398 6323 6024 3485 14183 ! 2664 7025 6694 16117 Count Locations are denoted by colored dots. Q:\Projects\Highway\2018 ADT Map.mxd ADT(Average Daily Traffic) denotes the raw count 01/16/19 obtained directly from the counting devise over a 2 day period. 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 AADT(Adjusted Average Daily Traffic) denotes an adjusted count Miles based on a factor applied to the raw count to represent traffic over the course of 1 year. Anoka County Road Segments are represented by multicolored lines. The gray value represents the AADT averaged to the segments. µ.
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