The following state highways are closed until further notice:
DETROIT LAKES, Minn. — (9:45 a.m.) The Minnesota Department of Transportation and the Minnesota State Patrol urge motorists to drive with caution as flooding affects area highways in Clay, Wilkin, Mahnomen and Big Stone counties.
- Highway 75 near Kent is closed from Wilkin County Road 24 to Wilkin County Road 22. The roadway is under water, causing dangerous driving conditions. Traffic is detoured using Wilkin County Roads 3 and 26.
- Highway 12 east of Ortonville is closed from Highway 75 to Big Stone County Road 21. The roadway is under water, causing dangerous driving conditions. Traffic is detoured using Highway 75 and Big Stone County Road 21.
Open – use caution
The following state highways are currently open but conditions can change rapidly. Motorists should use extreme caution approaching the following areas:
- Highway 75 one mile north of Kragnes – Open to traffic, watch for water on the roadway.
- Highway 200 east of Mahnomen at Twin Lake Creek between Mahnomen County Roads 3 and 4 – Open to traffic, watch for water on the roadway.
- Highway 12 east of Big Stone County Road 21 at Horseshoe Lake – Open to traffic, watch for water on the roadway.
Motorists should also watch for icy patches at or near these areas as the weather forecast calls for colder temperatures and wind over the next few days.
For more information
- Call 5-1-1 or log on to www.511mn.org for road condition information when traveling in Minnesota where potential flooding conditions exist.
- Log on to www.dot.nd.gov/travel-info/ for North Dakota current road conditions.
- Listen to your National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration weather radio or local radio stations for weather and flood warnings.
Minnesota Dept. of Transportation



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