Hunterdon bridges battered by Sunday's storm
Bridge damage from Sunday's storm was so bad that Hunterdon County officials have declared a state of emergency to fast-track repairs. More than four inches of rain fell in one hour during the storm.
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Aug 6, 2009, 11:27 PM
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Updated 5,556 days ago
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Bridge damage from Sunday's storm was so bad that Hunterdon County officials have declared a state of emergency to fast-track repairs.
More than four inches of rain fell in one hour during the storm. A bridge over the Rockaway Creek in Tewksbury Township was damaged beyond repair and will need to be replaced.
Flooding also tore a huge chunk out of the Water Street Bridge and heavily damaged the Buffalo Hollow Road bridge in Lebanon Township.
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