The twelfth super load to be transported from a dock on the Ohio River near Manchester to New Albany in Licking County is an air processor used in silicon chip manufacturing. This load is approximately 23 feet high, 20 feet wide, 280 feet long, and weighs 916,000 pounds. The journey is expected to take more than a week, with stops in various locations before reaching its final destination on June 25.
The route information for the transport is detailed day by day:
– June 16 (Day 1): Originates in Adams County and travels to Scioto County, departing at 6:00 am.
– June 17 (Day 2): Travels through Scioto County, departing at 7:45 am.
– June 18 (Day 3): Originates in Scioto County and travels through Pike County, departing at 6:00 am.
– June 19 (Day 4): Originates in Pike County and travels to Ross County, departing at 6:00 am.
– June 20 (Day 5): Originates in Ross County, travels through Pickaway County, and reaches Franklin County, departing at 5:45 am.
– June 21 (Day 6): Extra day in case the transport does not reach Rickenbacker.
– June 22 (Day 7): Originates and travels through Franklin County, departing at 5:45 am.
– June 23 (Day 8): Originates in Franklin County and travels to Fairfield County, departing at 5:45 am.
– June 24 (Day 9): Originates in Fairfield County and travels to Licking County, departing at 9:00 am.
– June 25 (Day 10): Originates and travels through Licking County, departing at 9:00 am.
The public is encouraged to follow their local ODOT district on social media for updates as the convoy progresses through each county. Additionally, there is an option to sign up to receive Super Load updates via email. A map of the super load route is provided for reference.
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https://www.transportation.ohio.gov/about-us/traffic-advisories/district-9/superload
