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Part of course moves slightly to the east

March 29, 2011
By Art Smith
People who ran the 2010 News and Sentinel Half Marathon might have notice a fairly large road construction project going on next to the course between the four and five mile markers.



That road project replaced a small bridge that carries Gihon Road over a small creek just south of Dupont Road.



The project is now done with a new flat and straight section of highway in place just east of the where the old road was.



The new road makes the route slightly shorter. Since a half marathon is exactly 13.1 miles it means that that the distance lost of Gihon will be added elsewhere, changing some of the mile marker locations in the process. Starting and Finish lines will remain at the traditional locations.

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The new roadway.

 
 

 

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