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MORSNOW

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Posted: 07/03/22 08:49am

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The Alaska Highway is closed to traffic north of Liard Hot Springs in British Columbia, near the Yukon Territory border, after a section of the road collapsed due to flooding this week. The Cassiar highway should be a good bypass of this area.

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SideHillSoup

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Posted: 07/03/22 08:54am

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Cassiar highway Is British Columbia Hwy 37 for those people that are looking on a map.

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Posted: 07/03/22 10:09am

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It is long way back to the 37 if you are going north. Camping at Muncho Lake is a good alternative. Those going south, the Cassiar is a preferred direction anyways. Stuff happens in the north, be prepared.