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Traffic Volume Report CARROLL COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS TRAFFIC VOLUME REPORT ROAD # ROADNAME LOCATION ADT DATE 344 140 VILLAGE ROAD NORTH OF EAST MAIN STREET ** 4433 11/17/2011 455 ACADEMY DRIVE WEST OF COON CLUB ROAD 240 7/18/2016 260 ADAMS MILL ROAD EAST OF ROOPS MILL ROAD 71 4/23/2015 260 ADAMS MILL ROAD WEST OF BELL ROAD 78 4/23/2015 260 ADAMS MILL ROAD WEST OF MARYLAND 852 315 4/23/2015 133 ALBERT RILL ROAD EAST OF MARYLAND 27 ** 1600 4/10/2014 133 ALBERT RILL ROAD NORTH OF MARYLAND 27 ** 346 11/15/2013 133 ALBERT RILL ROAD NORTH OF SNYDERSBURG ROAD ** 381 11/7/2013 133 ALBERT RILL ROAD SOUTH OF FRIDINGER MILL ROAD 186 7/11/2013 133 ALBERT RILL ROAD SOUTH OF OLD FORT SCHOOLHOUSE ROAD* 348 11/15/2013 191 ALESIA ROAD EAST OF MILLERS STATION ROAD ** 810 5/16/2013 191 ALESIA ROAD WEST OF SCHALK ROAD #2 ** 900 5/23/2013 191 ALESIA ROAD WEST OF ALESIA TO LINEBORO ROAD ** 779 6/13/2013 191 ALESIA ROAD SOUTH OF ROLLER ROAD ** 314 6/6/2013 191 ALESIA ROAD EAST OF SCHALK ROAD #2 ** 760 5/8/2013 191 ALESIA ROAD EAST OF HOFFMANVILLE ROAD ** 355 6/6/2013 192 ALESIA TO LINEBORO ROAD NORTH OF ALESIA ROAD ** 2181 6/13/2013 192 ALESIA TO LINEBORO ROAD SOUTH OF RUPP ROAD ** 1991 6/6/2013 192 ALESIA TO LINEBORO ROAD SOUTH OF CROSSROAD SCHOOLHOUSE ROAD 2057 6/6/2013 192 ALESIA TO LINEBORO ROAD SOUTH OF ALESIA ROAD ** 2694 6/6/2013 192 ALESIA TO LINEBORO ROAD NORTH OF YORK ROAD #1 ** 1952 5/23/2013 192 ALESIA TO LINEBORO ROAD NORTH OF SCHALK ROAD #1 ** 2073 6/6/2013 192 ALESIA TO LINEBORO ROAD NORTH OF RUPP ROAD ** 1941 6/6/2013 192 ALESIA TO LINEBORO ROAD NORTH OF CROSSROAD SCHOOLHOUSE ROAD 1991 6/6/2013 192 ALESIA TO LINEBORO ROAD SOUTH OF SCHALK ROAD #1 ** 2351 6/6/2013 192 ALESIA TO LINEBORO ROAD SOUTH OF YORK ROAD #1 ** 1957 6/6/2013 192 ALESIA TO LINEBORO ROAD AT CHURCH STREET SOUTH ** 1933 5/23/2013 Tuesday, August 02, 2016 Page 1 of 77 ROAD # ROADNAME LOCATION ADT DATE 985 ALGONQUIN COURT NORTH OF LAWNDALE ROAD 222 6/27/2016 355 ALLEY A WEST OF SOUTH CENTER STREET 74 11/4/2002 1000 ALLISON COURT WEST OF WAREHIME ROAD 86 4/30/2015 312 ALTO AVENUE WEST OF MARYLAND 32 89 4/5/2012 925 ALTONDALE ROAD WEST OF MARYLAND 91 77 6/6/2016 151 AMALFI DRIVE WEST OF CAPE HORN ROAD 197 11/7/2013 472 AMBER STREET EAST OF RIDGE ROAD 150 10/27/2011 43 ANGELL ROAD WEST OF DIEHL ROAD 73 10/4/2012 43 ANGELL ROAD EAST OF MARYLAND 194 144 9/13/2012 342 ANITA DRIVE WEST OF POOLE ROAD 55 11/17/2011 529 ANTLER LANE NORTH OF DEER PARK ROAD 650 5/17/2012 1101 ANTRIM BOULEVARD WEST OF MARYLAND 140 ** 3850 9/11/2008 1101 ANTRIM BOULEVARD EAST OF TREVANION ROAD ** 3321 9/11/2008 501 APPALOOSA WAY EAST OF SUFFOLK ROAD 447 12/4/1991 930 ARLINGTON DRIVE NORTH OF MARYLAND 32 192 9/25/2014 484 ARMACOST AVENUE NORTH OF OLD WESTMINSTER PIKE 194 6/27/2016 519 ARNOLD ROAD NORTH OF HOOK ROAD 325 4/26/2012 519 ARNOLD ROAD EAST OF POOLE ROAD 348 4/26/2012 519 ARNOLD ROAD SOUTH OF OLD WESTMINSTER PIKE 627 4/26/2012 519 ARNOLD ROAD SOUTH OF POOLE ROAD 222 4/26/2012 758 ARRINGTON ROAD SOUTH OF SLACKS ROAD ** 1864 5/15/2014 758 ARRINGTON ROAD SOUTH OF MARRIOTTSVILLE ROAD #2 ** 241 5/15/2014 758 ARRINGTON ROAD SOUTH OF BRANGELS ROAD ** 1829 5/15/2014 758 ARRINGTON ROAD EAST OF HENRYTON ROAD ** 252 5/15/2014 758 ARRINGTON ROAD WEST OF HENRYTON ROAD ** 1784 4/29/2010 758 ARRINGTON ROAD WEST OF BRANGELS ROAD ** 1833 5/15/2014 67 ARTERS MILL ROAD SOUTH OF FLICKINGER ROAD 148 9/26/2013 67 ARTERS MILL ROAD NORTH OF BLACKS SCHOOLHOUSE ROAD 260 9/19/2013 67 ARTERS MILL ROAD NORTH OF FLICKINGER ROAD 188 9/26/2013 67 ARTERS MILL ROAD NORTH OF MAYBERRY ROAD EAST 222 9/26/2013 Tuesday, August 02, 2016 Page 2 of 77 ROAD # ROADNAME LOCATION ADT DATE 67 ARTERS MILL ROAD NORTH OF MOTTER ROAD 133 9/19/2013 67 ARTERS MILL ROAD SOUTH OF BLACKS SCHOOLHOUSE ROAD 259 9/19/2013 67 ARTERS MILL ROAD SOUTH OF MARYLAND 97 262 9/19/2013 67 ARTERS MILL ROAD SOUTH OF MAYBERRY ROAD EAST 205 9/26/2013 67 ARTERS MILL ROAD WEST OF MOTTER ROAD 169 9/19/2013 67 ARTERS MILL ROAD NORTH OF STONE ROAD 224 10/3/2013 554 ARTHUR SHIPLEY ROAD SOUTH OF BUSHEY ROAD ** 106 7/24/2014 554 ARTHUR SHIPLEY ROAD EAST OF OAK TREE ROAD ** 831 8/14/2014 554 ARTHUR SHIPLEY ROAD EAST OF SALEM BOTTOM ROAD ** 925 8/14/2014 554 ARTHUR SHIPLEY ROAD NORTH OF MARYLAND 26 ** 148 7/24/2014 554 ARTHUR SHIPLEY ROAD NORTH WEST OF BUSHEY ROAD ** 930 7/24/2014 554 ARTHUR SHIPLEY ROAD WEST OF OAK TREE ROAD ** 960 8/28/2014 939 ASPEN DRIVE EAST OF COON CLUB ROAD 168 10/6/2011 ATLEE AVENUE (NEW WINDSO SOUTH OF MARYLAND 75 14 6/22/2006 373 AUGUSTA AVENUE NORTH OF MARYLAND 140 263 5/7/2015 373 AUGUSTA AVENUE NORTH OF DUNROVIN AVENUE 40 8/26/1993 288 AVONDALE ROAD WEST OF STONE CHAPEL ROAD ** 647 7/12/2012 288 AVONDALE ROAD NORTH OF MEDFORD ROAD ** 628 7/26/2012 52 BABYLON ROAD SOUTH OF BLACKS SCHOOLHOUSE ROAD 213 9/20/2012 52 BABYLON ROAD NORTH OF KUMP STATION ROAD 103 9/20/2012 52 BABYLON ROAD NORTH OF BLACKS SCHOOLHOUSE ROAD 456 9/20/2012 52 BABYLON ROAD BETWEEN MAYBERRY & KUMP STATION RDS 231 9/27/2012 52 BABYLON ROAD AT PENNSYLVANIA LINE 433 9/20/2012 149 BACHMAN ROAD AT MANCHESTER TOWN LINE 310 7/11/2013 149 BACHMAN ROAD SOUTH OF FRIDINGER MILL ROAD 253 7/11/2013 974 BACHMAN VALLEY DRIVE NORTH OF OLD BACHMANS VALLEY ROAD 221 10/31/2013 114 BACKWOODS ROAD SOUTH OF DEEP RUN ROAD EAST 184 8/1/2013 114 BACKWOODS ROAD NORTH OF BIXLERS CHURCH ROAD 208 7/11/2013 556 BAKER ROAD EAST OF BLOOM ROAD 282 6/28/2012 556 BAKER ROAD WEST OF BLOOM ROAD 569 6/28/2012 Tuesday, August 02, 2016 Page 3 of 77 ROAD # ROADNAME LOCATION ADT DATE 556 BAKER ROAD EAST OF MARYLAND 27 587 6/28/2012 556 BAKER ROAD NORTH WEST OF SALEM BOTTOM ROAD 321 8/28/2014 104 BAND HALL HILL ROAD AT PENNSYLVANIA LINE ** 362 7/25/2013 104 BAND HALL HILL ROAD SOUTH OF VIKING COURT ** 429 7/25/2013 104 BAND HALL HILL ROAD SOUTH OF GRAND VALLEY ROAD ** 1191 8/1/2013 104 BAND HALL HILL ROAD NORTH OF VIKING COURT ** 369 7/25/2013 104 BAND HALL HILL ROAD NORTH OF DEEP RUN ROAD EAST ** 1201 8/1/2013 104 BAND HALL HILL ROAD EAST OF GRAND VALLEY ROAD ** 485 8/15/2013 98 BANKARD ROAD (98) WEST OF GRAND VALLEY ROAD 59 8/15/2013 98 BANKARD ROAD (98) EAST OF GEETING ROAD 53 8/15/2013 99 BANKARD ROAD (99) EAST OF GRAND VALLEY ROAD 161 8/15/2013 99 BANKARD ROAD (99) AT PENNSYLVANIA LINE 160 8/15/2013 6 BAPTIST ROAD WEST OF HARNEY ROAD 216 8/16/2012 6 BAPTIST ROAD EAST OF STARNERS DAM ROAD 256 8/16/2012 6 BAPTIST ROAD NORTH OF MARYLAND 140 508 8/23/2012 6 BAPTIST ROAD NORTH OF MCMULLEN ROAD 304 8/16/2012 6 BAPTIST ROAD EAST OF MCMULLEN ROAD 240 8/16/2012 6 BAPTIST ROAD NORTH OF STARNERS DAM ROAD 223 8/16/2012 220 BARK HILL ROAD SOUTH OF MIDDLEBURG ROAD ** 2277 4/9/2015 220 BARK HILL ROAD WEST OF HOFF ROAD ** 915 4/16/2015 220 BARK HILL ROAD WEST OF EBERT ROAD ** 1511 11/6/2014 220 BARK HILL ROAD EAST OF EBERT ROAD ** 4/9/2015 220 BARK HILL ROAD EAST OF HOFF ROAD ** 1054 4/9/2015 220 BARK HILL ROAD EAST OF UNION BRIDGE TOWN LINE ** 1506 11/6/2014 96 BARNHART ROAD EAST OF OLD HANOVER ROAD 296 8/15/2013 96 BARNHART ROAD WEST OF GEETING ROAD 134 8/15/2013 629 BARTHOLOW ROAD (629) EAST OF MARYLAND 97 ** 2545 8/28/2014 629 BARTHOLOW ROAD (629) WEST OF KLEES MILL ROAD ** 2715 9/18/2014 629 BARTHOLOW ROAD (629) WEST OF MARYLAND 97 ** 969 8/28/2014 662 BARTHOLOW ROAD (662) EAST OF LINTON ROAD ** 2284 9/18/2014 Tuesday, August 02, 2016 Page 4 of 77 ROAD # ROADNAME LOCATION ADT DATE 662 BARTHOLOW ROAD (662) EAST OF KLEES MILL ROAD ** 1749 9/18/2014 662 BARTHOLOW ROAD (662) WEST OF LINTON ROAD ** 1813 9/25/2014 662 BARTHOLOW ROAD (662) NORTH OF CAREN DRIVE ** 5908 6/26/2014 662 BARTHOLOW ROAD (662) NORTH WEST OF JOHNSVILLE ROAD ** 5797 6/26/2014 662 BARTHOLOW ROAD (662) WEST OF CHERRY TREE LANE ** 2543 9/18/2014 662 BARTHOLOW ROAD (662) WEST OF MARYLAND 32 ** 6787 6/17/2010 662 BARTHOLOW ROAD (662) NORTH WEST OF HODGES ROAD ** 4067 6/26/2014 662 BARTHOLOW ROAD (662) EAST OF CHERRY TREE LANE ** 3417 9/18/2014 662 BARTHOLOW ROAD (662) SOUTH EAST OF JOHNSVILLE ROAD ** 5538 6/26/2014 60 BASEHORES MILL ROAD WEST OF UNGER ROAD 613 10/4/2012 60 BASEHORES MILL ROAD WEST OF MAYBERRY ROAD 66 10/25/2012 60 BASEHORES MILL ROAD WEST OF BEAR RUN ROAD 369 10/4/2012 60 BASEHORES MILL ROAD EAST OF UNGER ROAD 374 10/4/2012 60 BASEHORES MILL ROAD EAST OF SELLS MILL ROAD 638 10/4/2012 60 BASEHORES MILL ROAD EAST OF BEAR RUN ROAD 49 10/4/2012 145 BASLER ROAD SOUTH OF MAPLE GROVE ROAD ** 1503 5/2/2013 145 BASLER ROAD EAST OF MARYLAND 30 ** 1532 5/2/2013 80 BAUGHER ROAD SOUTH OF MARYLAND 140 102 4/30/2015 80 BAUGHER ROAD WEST OF HUGHES SHOP ROAD 63 10/10/2013 80 BAUGHER ROAD NORTH OF MARYLAND 832 86 4/30/2015 80 BAUGHER ROAD NORTH OF MARYLAND 140 241 4/30/2015 205 BAUGHMAN MILL ROAD AT MILL STREET SOUTH 53 5/23/2013 205 BAUGHMAN MILL ROAD WEST OF YORK ROAD #1 35 6/20/2013 205 BAUGHMAN MILL ROAD WEST OF CARROLL WAREHIME ROAD (204) 64 6/20/2013 205 BAUGHMAN MILL ROAD EAST OF YORK ROAD #1 51 6/20/2013 10 BAUMGARDNER ROAD NORTH OF KEYSVILLE FREDERICK CO.
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