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ROADROAD CLOSURESCLOSURES SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2019 Below are the road closures for the 44th Marine Corps Marathon (MCM), MCM50K and the MCM10K on Sunday, October 27. The MCM50K begins at 7:30am, MCM wheelchair/hand cycle division begins at 7:45am on Route 110 in Arlington, VA. The MCM and MCM10K will start at 7:55am and will run through Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C. Local jurisdictions will reopen the roads as soon as event course operations cease, with the MCM course officially closing by3pm . CLOSURE TIMES 3am-5pm Wilson Blvd from N Arlington Ridge Rd to N Nash St 3am-5pm North Lynn St from Wilson Blvd to eastbound Lee Hwy 3am-5pm West side of Meade St from Route 50 to Marshall Dr 3am-5pm N Moore St from Wilson Blvd to Lee Hwy 3am-5pm N Nash St from 17th Street to Key Blvd 3am-5pm N Oak St from Wilson Blvd to Key Blvd 3am-5pm Clarendon Blvd from N Oak Street to N Pierce St 3am-5pm N Oak St from N 16th St to Clarendon Blvd 3am-5pm N 16th Rd from N Oak St to N Pierce St 3am-5pm 17th St from N Nash St to N Lynn St 3am-5pm N Kent St from Wilson Blvd to 19th St 3am-5:30pm Marshall Drive from North Meade Street to Route 110 3am-5:30pm North Meade Street from Marshall Drive to Lynn Street 3am-6pm Route 110 from I-66 to U.S. Highway 1 3am-6pm Wilson Boulevard from North Nash Street to Route 110 3am-6pm Lynn Street from North Meade Street to Lee Highway 3am-6pm Fort Myer Drive from North Meade Street to Lee Highway 3am-6pm North Moore Street from Wilson Boulevard to Lee Highway ROADROAD CLOSURESCLOSURES 3am-6pm 19th Street North from Lynn Street to North Nash Street 3am-4pm Route 110 ramp from Washington Boulevard to Route 110 3am-4:30pm Boundary Channel Drive from Route 110 to Long Bridge Drive 4am-1:30pm Madison Drive NW from 7th to 14th St NW 5am-5pm Route 27 East and West bound lanes from I-395 to U.S. Highway 50 5am-1:30pm Jefferson Drive SW from 3rd Street SW to 15th Street SW 5am-1:30pm 7th Street NW from Madison Drive NW to Jefferson Drive SW 5am-4:30pm South Eads Street from South Rotary Road to Army Navy Drive 5am-1:30pm Army Navy Drive from South Eads to 12th Street South 6am-11:30am Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway NW (northbound) to Beach Drive 6am11:30am Shoreham Drive NW (southbound) from Calvert Street to Rock Creek Parkway and Potomac Parkway NW 6am-11:30am Beach Drive NW from Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway NW to Calvert St 6:30am-12pm Lee Highway (eastbound) from North Kirkwood Street to Lynn St 6:30am-10:30am Canal Road NW from M Street NW to Arizona Avenue NW 6:30am-12pm Spout Run Parkway, from Lee Highway to George Washington Memorial Parkway (GWMP) 6:30am-12pm GWMP from Spout Run to Key Bridge off Ramp 1 6:30am-4:30pm Long Bridge Drive from 12th Street to Boundary Channel Drive 6:30am-4:30pm 10th St S from Long Bridge Drive to S Ball St 6:30am-4:30pm S Ball St from 10th St S to 6th St S 6:30am-4:30pm 6th St S from Long Bridge Drive to S Ball St 6:30am-12pm Francis Scott Key Bridge (all lanes) 6:30am-1:30pm 14th Street SW from Jefferson Drive to northbound HOV lanes 6:30am-2pm HOV lanes from 14th Street SW to HOV ramp at South Eads Street ROADROAD CLOSURESCLOSURES 6:30am-12pm M Street NW from Canal Road NW to Wisconsin Avenue NW 6:30am-11:30am Wisconsin Avenue from M Street NW to K Street NW 6:30am-11:30am K Street NW from Wisconsin Avenue NW to Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway NW 6:30am-11:30am I Street NW from 27th Street NW to Virginia Ave NW 6:30am-11:30am Rock Creek Parkway and Potomac Parkway NW from Beach and Shore- ham Drives to Independence Avenue 6:30am-12:30pm Lincoln Circle from 23rd Street NW to 23rd Street SW 6:30am-12pm Ohio Drive SW at West Potomac Park from Independence Avenue SW around East Potomac Park to Maine Avenue SW 6:30am-4pm 12th Street from Army Navy Drive to Crystal Drive 6:30am-4pm Crystal Drive from 12th Street to 26th Street 6:30am-12pm 15th St from Crystal City Drive to US Route 1 6:30am-4pm 14th St from 15th St to Crystal City 6:30am-4pm US Route 1 South from 110 to 15th St Exit 6:30am-12:30pm Maine Avenue SW from East Basin Drive to Independence Avenue SW 6:30am-12:30pm East Basin Drive from Maine Avenue to Ohio Drive 6:30am-12:30pm Independence Avenue SW from Maine Avenue SW to Ohio Drive 6:30am-1pm 15th Street NW/SW from Constitution Avenue NW to Maine Avenue SW 6:30am-1pm 3rd Street; Pennsylvania Avenue NW to Maryland Avenue SW 6:30am-1pm 4th Street; Constitution Avenue NW to Independence SW 6:30am-1pm Pennsylvania Av enue NW from 3rd Street NW to Peace Circle 6:30am-1pm 1st Street; Pennsylvania NW to Maryland Avenue SW 6:30am-1pm Pennsylvania Avenue NW from 3rd Street NW to 1st Street NW 6:30am-1pm Maryland Avenue SW from 1st Street SW to 3rd Street SW ROADROAD CLOSURESCLOSURES 6:30am-4pm Crystal Dr from S 23rd St to S 12th St 6:30am-12pm S 15th St from S Eads St to Crystal Dr (MCM10K Course) South U-Turn The Parking Lot in front of 2011, 2121, & 2231 Crystal Dr 6:30am-4pm S 12th Street from Crystal Dr to Army Navy Dr (Course) 6:30am-4pm Army Navy Dr from S 12th Street to S Fern St 6:30am-4pm S Hayes St – east side of street from S 15th to S 12th St 6:30am-4pm S Hayes St from S 15th St to S 18th St (at Fern St.) Only the spaces on the south/west side of the street – the same side as Fire Station #5 All 3:00 a.m. times reflect the closing of the security corridor north of Rosslyn, for the MCM Finish Festival, and south of the Pentagon. *The initial closing time allows approximately 60 minutes prior to the lead hand cyclists starting the MCM50K precisely at 7:30 a.m. Straggler buses will follow “Rear Pace” (14 minute-per-mile pace vehicle) and runners will be strongly encouraged to board straggler bus. The MCM course officially closes at 3 p.m., approximately seven hours after the Marine Corps Marathon begins. Visit the Marine Corps Marathon website at www.marinemarathon.com for more information..
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