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A rural road severely damaged and washed out by flooding, with debris and broken guardrails blocking the path amid dense green trees.
A washed-out road with a broken guardrail and large drainage pipes displaced by floodwaters in a forested area.
Two workers in safety gear inspect a rocky construction site with two large metal culverts in a forested area.
Four men in outdoor work attire discuss plans at a rocky forest site, one wearing a white hard hat and safety vest.
Worker in safety vest inspecting a severely damaged rural road with large cracks and debris, next to a white pickup truck.
Two construction workers in safety vests and helmets oversee road repair with excavators breaking up asphalt on a forest-lined street.
Orange excavator parked beside a gravel road under construction in a wooded area with a dump truck ahead.
Two-lane rural road blocked by a yellow and black striped barricade with a 'Road Closed' sign and orange traffic cones on a cloudy day.
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Crews from the Department of Public Works have been working around the clock to repair damaged roads, bridges and culverts in Cape Breton. Pictured here is West Bay Road in Richmond County. Nearly 100 roads have reopened and crews are still hard at work. You can get the latest information on road closures by calling 511 or visiting https://511.novascotia.ca Image captions: 1. A culvert is washed out on West Bay road, Saint Georges Channel. 2. A culvert is washed out on West Bay road, Saint Georges Channel. 3. Fred Tilley, Minister of Public Works, speaks with Area Manager Brad Harrison next to a large culvert. 4. Fred Tilley, Minister of Public Works, speaks with Area Manager Brad Harrison and local MLAs. 5. Maintenance Supervisor Shaun Dewolfe inspects a damaged road. 6. Heavy machinery and Public Works crew members work to repair West Bay Road. 7. Heavy machinery on West Bay Road. 8. Nearly 100 roads have reopened and crews are still hard at work.

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