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GCM Work Order Status

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report 31 Dec 1996 English Publisher:Federal Highway Administration
Authors: Federal Highway Administration;

doi: 10.21949/1404094

GCM Work Order Status

Abstract

The GCM Corridor is one of four "Priority Corridors" throughout the country. These corridors have been selected for special federal transportation funding based on very specific transportation and environmental criteria. The corridor includes the greater metropolitan areas of Gary, Chicago and Milwaukee as well as portions of southeast Wisconsin, northeast Illinois, and northwestern Indiana. The corridor was defined to allow for a wide range of solutions for movements throughout the corridor. This document gives the status of GCM project work orders as of December 1996.

7p. in various pagings

Keywords

Highways, Federal aid, Transportation corridors

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