Route 80 sinkhole in Wharton caused by abandoned mine shaft. Repairs and delays continue
A sinkhole roughly the depth and width of a four-story building on a busy stretch of Interstate 80 in Wharton was caused by the collapse of an abandoned mineshaft, forcing workers to undergo sizeable repairs and left drivers facing delays of over an hour ...
Crews continue their work Saturday on the sinkhole that has closed a section of Interstate 80 eastbound in Wharton, NJ.
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Sinkhole on I-80 stabilized as repairs continue in Morris County; detours enter third dayThe collapse of an abandoned mineshaft is the cause of a massive 40-foot by 40-foot sinkhole that has shut down part of Interstate 80 (I-80) in New Jersey, according to the State Department of ...
Interstate 80 remained closed on the eastbound side Friday in Wharton a day after a large sinkhole forced the highway's ...
The sinkhole is on the right shoulder of the eastbound side of I-80, but affects the right lane as well, officials say.
A crumbling mineshaft caused the 40-foot-by-40-foot sinkhole that closed part of the highway, state transportation officials ...
Construction crews are working around the clock to repair the ginormous hole along I-80 near Exit 40 in Wharton that caused ...
Sterling Hill Mining Museum president Bill Kroth told News 12 that these mines are abundant in the area, and must be treated with caution.
A 40-foot sinkhole that opened up along Interstate 80 in Morris County remained under repair on Friday, with eastbound lanes still closed and motorists advised to use a detour until further notice.
A massive sinkhole emerged on a major New Jersey interstate Thursday morning, forcing the closure of several lanes and ...
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