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Cerrarán carretera entre Cherokee y Gatlinburg por condiciones invernales

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Source: Qué Pasa

Luis Neyra Qué Pasa Cherokee.- El Parque Nacional de las Grandes Montañas Humeantes anunció que cerrará la carretera US 441, conocida como Newfound Gap Road, a partir de las 6:00 de la tarde . del jueves, ante el pronóstico de condiciones climáticas invernales. El cierre afectará el tramo entre Cherokee, en el oeste de Carolina del Norte, y Gatlinburg, Tennessee, una de las rutas más populares del parque. Según el anuncio, Newfound Gap Road es la única carretera del parque que las autoridades prevén cerrar por las condiciones meteorológicas. El comunicado no establece una hora de reapertura. Quienes planeen viajar entre ambas localidades deberán tomar en cuenta la interrupción al organizar sus recorridos. ®Copyright 2022 Qué Pasa Media Network.

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