These roads remain closed even as floodwaters drop along St. John River

As water levels start to recede, anumber of roads remain closed across New Brunswick on Thursday.

The Trans-Canada Highway reopened Wednesday afternoon between Fredericton and Moncton, butmore than 50 roads are stillclosed across the province since flooding started more than two weeks ago.

Meanwhile, the province has put some road closures in anadvisoryon itswebsite.Here is a list of additional flood-related road closures in the province:

District 1:Bathurst

• Wyers Brook Road

District 2:Miramichi

• Mullin Stream Road
• South Barnaby River Road

District 3: Moncton

• Steeves and Bannister Road
• Girouardville Road
• Saint-Maurice Road

District 4: Saint John

• Porter Road
• Route 850 from Rogers Road to Whiting Lane and from Upper Midland Road to the Belleisle ferry landing
• McKenzie Road in Nerepis
• Sunset Valley Road
• Norton Shore Road
• Route 850 from Upper Midland Road to Belleisle ferry landing
• Beulah Camp Road
• Milkish Creek Road
• Darlings Island Road
• West Tenants Cove Road
• Browns Cove Road
• Elms Road
• Ganong Road

District 5: Fredericton

• Route 123 at the intersection of Stevenson Road and Route 123 to Chipmanlimits
• Post Road
• Scotchtown Road
• Rusagonis Road
• Old Glassville Road
• Scotchtown Road
• Back Road fromBenton Road to Scotchtown Road
• Robertson Point Road in the Cambridge area
• Fanjoy Point Road in the Mill Cove area
• Lakeview Road
• Elm Hill Road
• Waterville Road
• Craft Cove Road
• Pondstream Road
• Newcastle Centre Road
• Fish Hatchery Road
• Duplissea Road
• Waterville Road
• Smith Road
• Merritt Smith Road
• Ferry Road in Jemseg
• Waasis Farm Road
• Kenneth Road
• Dorrington Hill Road

City of Fredericton

• Riverside Drive
• CorbettAvenue
• Hachey Avenue
• McMinniman Court
• Hossack Street
• Jarvis Street
• Alderwood Drive
• Timber Lane
• Lincoln Road
• Bourque Lane
• McFadzen Lane
• Hazelwood Drive