TH 45/210 Corridor Study in Carlton

Location: Minnesota
Posted: Jun 4, 2025
Due: Jun 16, 2025
Agency: State Government of Minnesota
Type of Government: State & Local
Category:
  • B - Special Studies and Analyses - Not R&D
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TH 45/210 Corridor Study in Carlton

Brief Description: MnDOT and its local partners including the City of Carlton are interested in reviewing the Trunk Highway (TH) 45/TH 210 corridor. The study area will include TH 45 from Interstate 35 (I-35) south to the City of Carlton and TH 210 from east of I-35 at the beginning of the undivided section to 6th Street North in the City of Carlton. This study includes an interchange, several full or partial unsignalized intersections, no signalized intersections, and numerous private access points. The goal of this project is to identify and document safety and geometric improvements at access points, as well as identify freight use and active transportation connectivity along the corridor.

Date posted:05/28/2025
Due date: 06/16/2025

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