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Nodaway County Route U Reopens Following Culvert Replacement

Friday, June 12, 2026 at 6:21 AM

Nodaway County Route U, located south of Maryville, is now open to traffic after being closed since late May for a culvert replacement project. While the Missouri Department of Transportation reopened the roadway on Tuesday, officials note that a temporary closure will be required in the future once the new culvert settles and the ground…

Nodaway County Route U, located south of Maryville, is now open to traffic after being closed since late May for a culvert replacement project. While the Missouri Department of Transportation reopened the roadway on Tuesday, officials note that a temporary closure will be required in the future once the new culvert settles and the ground dries. A specific date for the secondary closure has not yet been announced, but drivers are encouraged to check the MoDOT traveler map for ongoing updates.

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