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Road work - Chemin Athelstan, Septembre - October 2026

16 september 2026

 

Reconstruction on the Gilmore Bridge set to take place from September 16-17th on chemin Athelstan

 

The detour will follow Lost Nation to Route 202.

 

Complete closure of Gilmore Bridge before 2481 ch Athelstan

 

Pont Gilmore, Mnt Gilmore, Huntingdon, Quebec J0S 2E0 à 2481 Chem. d’Athelstan – Google Maps

17 September 2026

 

Complete closure after 2487 and before 2601 ch Athelstan

 

2487 Chem. d’Athelstan, Le Haut-Saint-Laurent, QC J0S 1H0 à 2285 Chem. d’Athelstan, Le Haut-Saint-L…

September – October 2026

 

Paving work is planned between September and October lasting approximately 2-3 days. Start date has yet to be announced.

 

The detour will follow Lost Nation to Route 202.

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