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Wyoming County WYOMING COUNTY START BRIDGE SD MILES PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT TYPE TITLE DESCRIPTION COST PERIOD COUNT COUNT IMPROVED Bridge replacement on State Route 1029 over the Tunkhannock Creek in Nicholson BASE Bridge Replacement State Route 1029 over the Tunkhannock Creek Township 1 $ 1,896,500 1 1 0.04 BASE Bridge Replacement PA 87 over Mehoopany Creek Bridge replacement on PA 87 over Mehoopany Creek in Mehoopany Township 2 $ 1,100,000 1 1 0.56 Bridge rehabilitation on State Route 1015 over Fieldbrook Creek in Nicholson BASE Bridge Rehabilitation State Route 1015 over Fieldbrook Creek Township 1 $ 10,000 1 0 0 Township Road 416 (East Lemon Road) over Bridge replacement on Township Road 416 (East Lemon Road) over Tunkhannock BASE Reconstruction Tunkhannock Creek Creek in Tunkhannock and Lemon Townships 1 $ 300,000 0 0 0.03 Bridge replacement on PA 29 (Joseph T. Hunter Highway) over Bowman's Creek in BASE Bridge Replacement PA 29 (Joseph T. Hunter Highway) over Bowman's Creek Eaton Township 2 $ 8,500,000 1 1 0.03 Bridge replacement on PA 307 (Winola Road) over Buttermilk Falls in Falls BASE Bridge Replacement PA 307 (Winola Road) over Buttermilk Falls Township 1 $ 990,000 1 1 0 Bridge replacement on State Route 1014 over Outlet to Lake Sheridan in Nicholson BASE Bridge Replacement State Route 1014 over Outlet to Lake Sheridan Township 2 $ 1,476,000 1 1 0.68 BASE Bridge Replacement US 11 over US 6 Bridge replacement on US 11 over US 6 in Clinton Township 3 $ 4,900,000 1 1 0.05 Bridge replacement on US 6 over State Route 1017 (College Avenue) in Factoryville BASE Bridge Replacement US 6 over State Route 1017 (College Avenue) Borough and Clinton Township 2 $ 2,800,000 1 1 0.03 State Route 1017 (College Avenue) over Tunkhannock Bridge rehabilitation on State Route 1017 (College Avenue) over Tunkhannock BASE Bridge Rehabilitation Creek Creek in Factoryville Borough 1 $ 1,275,000 1 1 0 Bridge replacement on PA 87 (Miller Road) over Miller Brook in North Branch BASE Bridge Replacement PA 87 (Miller Road) over Miller Brook Township 1 $ 310,000 1 1 0 Bridge replacement on State Route 2002 (Old State Road) over Mill Creek in Exeter BASE Bridge Replacement State Route 2002 (Old State Road) over Mill Creek Township 2 $ 1,100,000 1 0 0.02 BASE Bridge Rehabilitation Church Road over Bowman's Creek Bridge rehabilitation on Church Road over Bowman's Creek in Eaton Township 1 $ 120,000 1 1 0.02 BASE Reconstruction US 6 (Lackawanna Trail) Resurfacing Resurface US 6 (Lackawanna Trail) in Clinton Township and Factoryville Borough 1 $ 9,628,439 0 0 3.5 State Route 3007 (Vosburg Road) over Reading Blue Bridge rehabilitation on State Route 3007 (Vosburg Road) over the Reading, Blue BASE Bridge Rehabilitation Mountain and Northern Railroad Mountain & Northern Railroad in Washington Township 1 $ 1,300,000 1 1 0.02 BASE $ 35,705,939 13 11 4.98 State Route 3003 (Sugar Hollow Road) over Sugar Bridge replacement on State Route 3003 (Sugar Hollow Road) over Sugar Hollow DOI Bridge Replacement Hollow Creek Creek in Eaton Township 1 $ 1,300,000 1 0 0 Stabilization of roadway embankment and road repairs on State Route 4001 in DOI Restoration Stabilization of Embankment on State Route 4001 Windham Township 1 $ 1,600,000 0 0 0.25 Bridge replacement on State Route 2007 (Keelersburg Road) over Penny Creek in DOI Bridge Replacement State Route 2007 (Keelersburg Road) over Penny Creek Eaton Township 2 $ 528,000 1 1 0.02 State Route 2012 (Lithia Valley Road) over South Branch Bridge rehabilitation on State Route 2012 (Lithia Valley Road) over South Branch of DOI Bridge Rehabilitation of Tunkhannock Creek Tunkhannock Creek in Clinton Township 1 $ 210,000 1 1 0.03 Bridge replacement on State Route 2021 (Lower Road) over Beaver Creek in DOI Bridge Replacement State Route 2021 (Lower Road) over Beaver Creek Overfield Township 2 $ 234,000 1 1 0.02 State Route 4006 (Lacey Street) over Little Tuscarora Bridge replacement on State Route 4006 (Lacey Street) over Little Tuscarora Creek DOI Bridge Replacement Creek in Laceyville Borough 2 $ 540,000 1 1 0.02 State Route 2007 (Kellersburg Road) over Tributary to Bridge replacement on State Route 2007 (Kellersburg Road) over Tributary to the DOI Bridge Replacement Susquehanna River Susquehanna River in Eaton Township 2 $ 494,000 1 1 0.02 State Route 2031 (Lake Road) over Outlet of Lake Bridge replacement on State Route 2031 (Lake Road) over the Outlet of Lake DOI Bridge Replacement Winola Winola in Overfield Township 2 $ 689,700 1 1 0.02 Bridge replacement on State Route 4002 over Little Mehoopany Creek in DOI Bridge Replacement State Route 4002 over Little Mehoopany Creek #1 Mehoopany Township 2 $ 528,200 1 1 0.02 Bridge rehabilitation on PA 292 over Branch of Whitelock Creek in North Moreland DOI Bridge Rehabilitation PA 292 over Branch of Whitelock Creek Township 2 $ 632,500 1 1 0.02 Bridge rehabilitation on State Route 3002 (Main Street) over Bowman's Creek in DOI Bridge Rehabilitation State Route 3002 (Main Street) over Bowman's Creek Noxen Township 2 $ 900,000 1 1 0.03 Bridge rehabilitation on State Route 3002 (Wilson Road) over Stone Run in Noxen DOI Bridge Rehabilitation State Route 3002 (Wilson Road) over Stone Run Township 1 $ 110,000 1 1 0.02 Page 1 of 3 WYOMING COUNTY START BRIDGE SD MILES PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT TYPE TITLE DESCRIPTION COST PERIOD COUNT COUNT IMPROVED Bridge replacement on State Route 2001 over South Run Creek 1000 feet South of DOI Bridge Replacement State Route 2001, Segment 50, over South Run Creek State Route 2002 in Monroe Township 3 $ 828,000 1 1 0.02 DOI Bridge Replacement State Route 2018 over Leonard Creek Bridge replacement on State Route 2018 over Leonard Creek in Monroe Township 3 $ 286,000 1 1 0.02 Bridge rehabilitation on PA 87 over Little Mehoopany Creek in Mehoopany DOI Bridge Rehabilitation PA 87 over Little Mehoopany Creek Township 3 $ 1,200,000 1 1 0.02 DOI Bridge Replacement State Route 3001 over Roaring Run Bridge replacement on State Route 3001 over Roaring Run in Windham Township 3 $ 616,000 1 1 0.02 Bridge replacement on State Route 2001 over South Run Creek 2640 feet South of DOI Bridge Replacement State Route 2001, Segment 70, over South Run Creek PA 29 in Monroe Township 3 $ 688,500 1 1 0.02 DOI Bridge Rehabilitation State Route 3001 over Kasson Brook Bridge rehabilitation on State Route 3001 over Kasson Brook in Forkston Township 3 $ 990,000 1 1 0.03 DOI Bridge Replacement PA 92 over Fitch Creek Bridge replacement on PA 92 over Fitch Creek in Falls Township 3 $ 442,000 1 1 0.02 Bridge preservation on State Route 4002 over Little Mehoopany Creek in DOI Bridge Preservation State Route 4002 over Little Mehoopany Creek #2 Mehoopany Township 1 $ 167,200 1 0 0.03 US 6 over Tributary to the South Branch of Bridge rehabilitation on US 6 over Tributary to the South Branch of Tunkhannock DOI Bridge Rehabilitation Tunkhannock Creek Creek in Clinton Township 1 $ 241,200 1 1 0.01 DOI Bridge Replacement State Route 2002 over South Run Bridge replacement on State Route 2002 over South Run in Monroe Township 3 $ 288,000 1 1 0.01 PA 29 (Joseph W. Hunter Highway) over Inlet to Lake Bridge replacement on PA 29 (Joseph W. Hunter Highway) over Inlet to Lake Carey DOI Bridge Replacement Carey in Lemon Township 3 $ 350,000 1 1 0.01 Bridge replacement on US 11 over Branch of Tunkhannock Creek in Clinton DOI Bridge Replacement US 11 over Branch of Tunkhannock Creek Township 3 $ 340,000 1 1 0.01 State Route 1025 (Prospect Street) over Delaware and Bridge replacement on State Route 1025 (Prospect Street) over the Delaware and DOI Bridge Replacement Hudson Railroad Hudson Railroad in Nicholson Borough 3 $ 1,770,000 1 1 0.03 US 6 Resurfacing from Bradford County Line to State Resurface US 6 from the Bradford County Line to State Route 4009 (Doolittle Hill DOI Resurface Route 4009 Road) in Braintrim Township 1 $ 1,190,000 0 0 3.4 DOI Resurface PA 367 Resurfacing Resurface PA 367 from US 6 to Bradford County Line in Braintrim Township 1 $ 280,000 0 0 0.8 Resurface PA 292 from PA 29 (Joseph W. Hunter Highway) to Township Road 334 DOI Resurface PA 292 Resurfacing (Pine Ridge Road) in Monroe and Northmoreland Townships 1 $ 2,240,000 0 0 6.4 Resurface State Route 2012 (Lithia Valley Road) from US 6 to Township Road 476 DOI Resurface State Route 2012 Resurfacing (Schneider Road) in Clinton Township 1 $ 730,000 0 0 2.08 Resurface PA 87 from PA 187 (Catlin Hollow Road) to State Route 3001 in North DOI Resurface PA 87 Resurfacing Branch and Forkston Townships 2 $ 1,830,500 0 0 5.23 Resurface State Route 2010 from Township Road 428 (Maple Drive) to Lackawanna DOI Resurface State Route 2010 Resurfacing County Line in Overfield Township 2 $ 524,000 0 0 1.49 Resurface PA 92 from US 6 to Wyoming County Line in Nicholson and Lemon DOI Resurface PA 92 Resurfacing from US 6 to Wyoming County Line Townships, and Nicholson Borough 3 $ 4,567,500 0 0 13.05 Resurface PA 29 form the Luzerne County Line to the Susquehanna County Line in PA 29 Resurfacing from the Luzerne County Line to Noxen, Monroe, Eaton, Tunkhannock and Lemon Townships, and Tunkhannock DOI Resurface Susquehanna County Line Borough 3 $ 8,436,525 0 0 24.1 PA 267 Resurfacing from State Route 4015 to the Resurface PA 267 (Morwy Street) from State Route 4015 (Schoolhouse Hill Road) to DOI Resurface Susquehanna County Line the Susquehanna County Line in Meshoppen Borough and Meshoppen Township 3 $ 810,436 0 0 2.32 Construct retaining wall on PA 87 approximately 0.3 miles north of the intersection DOI Restoration PA 87 Slope Failure with Township Road 448 (School House Hill
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