SR 40 FM E OF ST MARYS RIVER TRIB TO E OF CR 66/COLERAIN RD

construction work program

State Route (SR) 40 is a major east-west corridor in southeast Georgia, connecting Folkston on the west with Kingsland, I-95, & St. Marys on the east. SR 40, which is designated as a hurricane evacuation route, has been identified for widening as part of the Governor’s Road Improvement Program (GRIP). The project begins on the east side of the City of Folkston at the intersection of SR 40 with SR 40 connector/Indian Trail/US 301 Connector & extends to the I-95 Interchange at Exit 6 in Camden County. The GRIP project would widen the 29-mile long SR 40 corridor to four lanes, most of it divided by a 4-foot flush median & widen an 11.47-mile portion of the SR 40 corridor between milepost 5.21 in Charlton County to County Route (CR) 66, Colerain Road MP 10.12 in Camden County. Five Box Bridge culverts will be lengthen they include 039-0059-0, 039- 0014-0, 039-060-0, 0390061-0, and 039-0062-0.