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Mudslide To Close Sir Francis Drake Boulevard Overnight: UPDATE
Sir Francis Drake Boulevard near Fairfax is closed at Baywood Canyon Road in the area of the White Hill Open Space Preserve.

Updated at 11:55 a.m. Wednesday
MARIN COUNTY, CA – Sir Francis Drake Boulevard near Fairfax will remain closed overnight and into the Thursday morning commute because of a mudslide, California Highway Patrol officials said Wednesday morning.
The road closure at Baywood Canyon Road in the area of the White Hill Open Space Preserve was announced at 1:06 a.m. Wednesday.
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A mudslide closed the same area on Monday and on Feb. 21 and 23, according to the Marin County Department of Public Works. Standard-sized vehicles should use Lucas Valley Road and trucks and oversized vehicles should use Point Reyes Petaluma Road to Novato Boulevard, public works officials said.
The Department of Public Works will post updates of the closure on Facebook and Twitter.
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– By Bay City News
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MARIN COUNTY, CA – Following a mudslide, Sir Francis Drake Boulevard was closed early Wednesday at Baywood Canyon Road in Fairfax, according to Marin County Sheriff's Office.
The closure was announced shortly after 1 a.m. on Twitter, and the road has since remained closed.
There is no estimated time for reopening the roadway, sheriff's officials said. Drivers are asked to use alternative routes.
Sir Francis Drake Blvd closed at Baywood Canyon due to a new mud slide. Follow @DPWMarin for updates. No known time estimate to re-open.
— Marin County Sheriff (@MarinSheriff) March 8, 2017
#MarinCounty Road Closure: Sir Francis Drake CLOSED (all lanes) at White's Hill. Please USE ALT ROUTES. No estimate on reopening. #WestMarin pic.twitter.com/BkfwjWq4F1
— Marin Public Works (@DPWMarin) March 8, 2017
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