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Maryland Route 404-Denton Bypass Maryland Route 313 to Legion Road FEDERAL AID PROJECT NO. F300-l(9) S.H.A. CONTRACT NO. CO 321-505-270 MARYLAND ROUTE 404-DENTON BYPASS MARYLAND ROUTE 313 TO LEGION ROAD LCCATEQ ri CAROLINE COUNTY : _\ ;ONTROL DEmiLS INDICATEa ON THE FLiNS - ^rATIrtM *A/\0 - A^L CONTRACT DOCUMENTS SHALL BE STRXTLt LU^^HUN MA^ JC^LE £. 2.000' MILEAGE = ii 1906 Ml. MAX.DEG. CURVE = 4<,00'00" MAX GRADE -' = 3 % The STATE RE RE . T » r-§ «-i f r T 1 I ^1 U«»r- T—r VJ I >^ I V ICH •; -;w - • CONTRACTOR'S SPECIAL ATTENTION LOCATEQ IN CAROLINE COUNTY HIL AND EROSiQN CONTROL DETAILS INDICATED'ON THE FLANS AND |BLE PROVISIONS OF ALL CONTRACT DOCUMENTS SHALL BE STR;CTL> LOCATION MAP F ' SCMLE |U = 2000* —— / ; h, k no. §] / ; r \ # ^/West f Cannons ^ i^ l penton rj IN-, Conner ,'LEV^ ^v 2o, XY. ;•./ •'Anthon ^/ MSHAfli HO- V- 313 k :<fc, m 404 a Deep.... lil ^ Griftin \ Ik \ g ' \- am l Ldg. P- Io-., . St) 16 • • ' TO ;0- rUr ^T %/ ^•^"L? 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