Wynaco Bridge near Auburn closed due to damage from a broken water main

King County, Washington sent this bulletin at 01/09/2017 11:22 AM PST

Expect traffic delays due to Wynaco Bridge closure

Wynaco Bridge on Covington Creek near Auburn is closed due to damage from a water main break. Crews are on the way to assess the situation. No word on how long the bridge will be closed. The bridge is located on 168th Way SE between SE Auburn-Black Diamond Road and Kent Black Diamond Road SE, and about three miles east of SR-18. As soon as detour routes are in place we will update the My Commute page to show the extent of the closure area.

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