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suprz

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Posted: 09/04/19 04:30am

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Quick question from anyone with info. There is a railroad bridge that goes over Washington St in Middletown CT (also called ct66) does anyone know the height? Heading south it's right before a sunoco gas station. I looked on google street view and didn't see any height signs listed and it looked more than 14ft above the road, but I figured I would ask. We are taking this route to get to 84

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Posted: 09/04/19 11:04am

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No one?

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Posted: 09/04/19 11:21am

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Can you get the name/address of the Sunoco station from the Google view? Or try calling the town's highway department-they should be able to tell you.

I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be Douglas Adams

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Posted: 09/04/19 04:56pm

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I have taken my MH under that bridge going north on that route 66 (Washington Street) you will see 18 wheeler using that road at times

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Posted: 09/09/19 12:21pm

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We use Rt66 all the time to cut from I-84 to Rt9. The Sahara is 11'6" and I've never given it a thought. Here's a shot from Google street view. Looks like plenty of height, although I couldn't find a clearance sign. No sign usually indicates >14 feet.

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