Southeastern Missouri Road Closures

SIKESTON – The Missouri Department of Transportation has closed several state routes in Southeast Missouri due to the recent storms.  

  

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In addition, motorists are encouraged to watch for flash flooding. This could cause water to quickly rise in areas that were previously safe. MoDOT crews will continually monitor state routes, but motorists are also urged to stop and turn around if they discover a roadway has high water.    

  

Routes that are closed include:  

  

Butler County: 

  •    Route 158 – 142 to 67 South
  •    Route 142 – Route 158 to Route HH
  •    Route 142 – Route HH to Route EE

Bollinger County: 

  • Route T – Mo 91 to .5 mile south of MO 91
  • MO 51 – MO 91 to Route H
  • Route P – Route Z to County Road 722

Cape Girardeau County: 

  • Route 25- Route P to route 77 (Storm Debris) 
  • Route EE- Route 25 to County Road 249 (Storm Debris) 
  • MO 72 at Byrds Creek 
  • Route P – MO 25 to County Road 268 
  • Route Z – MO 25 to Route OO  
  • Route OO – Route Z to Route HH 
  • Route N – MO 25 to County Road 238 
  • Route A- Route U to White Water 

Carter County: 

  • Route M- 6miles off Route 60 to the end of Route M 
  • Route 103 – at Big Springs Park 
  • Route Z – entire route 
  • Route C – at Big Barren Creek 

Douglas County: 

  • Route U – 4 miles north of MO 76 at Bryant Creek 
  • Route FF – 2 miles east of MO 14 at Hunter Creek 
  • Route Y – 3 miles west of Route 5 at Cowskin Creek 
  • Route EE – Country Road 160 to County Road 705 

Dunklin County: 

  • Route B- Bailey St to County Road 314 
  • Route H –MO 53 to Route J 
  • Route WW – Route J to MO 53 

Howell County: 

  • Route K- County Road 6720 to County Road 7290 
  • Route 142- Route FF to Route E 
  • Route EE- Route 17 to County Road 3730 (Storm Debris) 
  • Business 63 in West Plains – entire route 

Iron County: 

  • Route F- Route 49 to Route FF in Madison County 
  • Route 40 at Route BB 
  • Route C – Route 49 to the end of state maintenance 
  • Route BB – Route 49 to County Road 149 

Madison County: 

  • Route V- Route F to end of Route V 
  • Route M – County Road 303 to .5 miles south of County Road 303 
  • Route EE at County Road 204 

Oregon County: 

  • Route 160 – Alton to Homas Hill 
  • Route 99 – 1 mile north of Thomasville to Route 160 
  • Roue 19 – At Frederick Creek and Warm Fork Creek 
  • Route 142 – 5 miles east of Thayer 
  • Route 142 – at Eleven Point River 
  • Route A – one-quarter mile west of Route E at Frederick Creek 
  • Route 19 – at Elven Point River 
  • Route BB – County Road 208 to Route C 

Ozark County: 

  • Route 95 – Route N to MO 14

Ripley County: 

  • Route A – two miles south of Route 21 to the Arkansas State line 
  • Route 142 – Route B to County Road B-33a 

Reynolds County: 

  • MO 106 – 1 mile west of Route F
  • Route B – County Road 785 to County Road 784

Scott County: 

  • Route A – at Caney Creek

St. Francois County: 

  • Route 221 – Beal Street to St. Francois Hills Drive 
  • Route F – Old Jackson Road to Best Road 

Shannon County: 

  • Route NN- Route H to County Road 522 
  • Route H- County Road 507 to County Road 514 
  • Route T – Seven miles south of 60 to Route MM 
  • Route YY – County Road 341 to County Road 345 
  • Route N – entire route  
  • Route HH – 3 miles south of MO 106 

Stoddard County

  • Route NN- Route FF to the end of Route NN (Storm Debris) 
  • Route O – MO 25 to County Road 337 
  • Route K – Route BB to County Road 248 
  • Route BB – County Road to Route C 
  • Route T – MO 51 to Route J 
  • Route D – Route 25 to County Road 717 
  • Route E – Route N to County Road 542 

Texas County: 

  •   Route BB – near Decker Road to end of pavement

Wayne County: 

  • Route C – at Bear Creek 
  • Route E – at Barnes Creek 
  • Route KK – 1 mile from 34 at low water crossing 
  • Route FF – County Road 380 to 2 miles south of County Road 380 

Wright County: 

  • Route AB- Dennis Road to Hunt Road 

 

Motorists are encouraged to use extreme caution and plan alternate routes. 

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