6:05 a.m. update: More ramps on 694 and Hwy. 10 opened

It's been a long time in coming, but several roads and ramps in the north metro along 694 and Hwy. 10 reopened over the weekend.

November 19, 2013 at 11:28AM

It's been a long time in coming, but several roads and ramps in the north metro along 694 and Hwy. 10 reopened over the weekend.

According to MnDOT, the following are now open:

  • The new Hwy 10/Ramsey County Road 96 interchange in Arden Hills.
    • The Hwy 10 Diagonal between I-35W and I-694 and the following ramps, loops and intersections will also re-open:
      • Westbound I-694 to westbound Hwy 10
        • Lexington Avenue to westbound Hwy 10/westbound I-694
          • Northbound Snelling/Hamline Avenue to westbound Hwy 10
            • Southbound I-35W to eastbound Hwy 10 (north of I-694)
              • Eastbound Hwy 10 to eastbound I-693 and southbound Snelling/Hamline Avenue
                • Westbound County Road 96 to westbound Hwy 10
                  • Eastbound Hwy 10 to County Road 96
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