Route 95 between Woodstock and the U.S. border:

Project: New four-lane highway

Federal-Provincial Agreements: Canada Strategic Infrastructure Fund, Canada/New Brunswick Strategic Infrastructure Agreement, Border Infrastructure Fund

Length: 12 km

Number of Structures: 3 grade separations

Number of Interchanges: 1

Status: Opened to traffic in 2007

Contractors: Clarence Daigle & Fils Ltée, Dexter Construction Ltd., Redem Construction Ltd., Matt Harris and Son Ltd., Maliseet Capital Construction/Tobique Economic Development

Construction Facts:

• 584,500 cubic meters of common material excavated
• 417,000 cubic meters of solid rock excavated
• 734,400 tonnes of imported material
• 340,600 tonnes of aggregate
• 15,000 tonnes of asphalt
• 1,800 cubic metres of concrete
• 1,390 square meters of waterproofing. That’s enough waterproofing for 14 houses.
• 5 km of guide rail
• 452,400 square meters of topsoil placed
• 458,900 square meters of land hydroseeded

Interesting Facts: 248,248 of truck-loads of material was hauled. If each load was represented by a dump truck and each truck was lined up bumper to bumper, the line would be 3,000 km long.

Route 95 between Woodstock and the U.S. border Paving Operations Paving operations near Route 555 interchange Overhead sign structure Plymouth Road overpass Near the U.S. border Near Woodstock Route 540 interchange

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