The following is an updated listing of road closures for Bladen County as it appears in the North Carolina Department of Transportation’s Travel Information System on Saturday. They are as follows:
*NC 11 East of East Arcadia is closed in both directions
*NC-211 west of Bladenboro is closed in both directions
*NC-210 North of Kelly is closed due to flooding
*NC 210 east of Kelly is flooded in multiple locations between NC 11 and NC 53
*Nc 210 east of White Lake is impassable to the Pender County line.
*NC-210 North East of White Lake is closed in both directions due to a pavement washout in two
locations
*NC-210 North East of White Lake is closed in both directions the shoulder is closed for repairs.
*NC-210 Near White Lake in both directions is closed due to shoulder washing
*NC-211 west of Bladenboro is closed at the Robeson County line due to the bridge washing out
*NC-41 East of White Lake is closed at the Sampson County line due to flooding
*NC-41 West of Elizabethtown is closed at the Robeson County line due to flooding
*NC-53 East of Kelly in both directions is flooded in various locations and impassable
*NC-53 north of Elizabethtown is closed one-quarter mile from US 701 and NC 242 due to flooding
*NC 53 West near White Oak is closed due to the bridge being out
*Tar Heel Ferry Road is closed due to high water and a wash out.
*River Road is closed between Braxton Edge Road and River Road
*Burney Road is closed due to high water between Braxton Edge Road and River Road
*Browns Creek Church Road west of Elizabethtown at Townsend Road
*E 4th Street north of Elizabethtown is closed due to a pipe failure
*Helltown Road north of White Lake is closed at the Sampson County line due to flooding
*Airport Road east of Elizabethtown is closed due to a washout of a crossline
*Coley Road east of Elizabethtown is closed due to the bridge washing out
*Elkton Road east of Clarkton is closed due to a major washout
*US-701 in Elizabethtown the southbound bridge is closed for debris removal. The northbound lane
remains open to two-way traffic
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