Crews working 20-inch main break

Watermain break


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Watermain break


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Posted: 03/13/2013

BALTIMORE - Baltimore is dealing with a water main break in West Baltimore.

This 20-inch main break is right along North Mount Street near Lexington Street, that is shut down.

If you are going through that area use Bruce Street, Gilmore Street or Fulton Avenue.  There is no word yet on when it will be fixed.

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