Bicycle Routes in the Seacoast/Great Bay Region

(Project numbers correspond to location of project on the regional bicycle route map)

• Already built as of 2001
• To be built in 2002
• To be built after 2002
• Who pays for bicycle routes

CONSTRUCTED AS OF 2001

• 1. Fox Point Road, Newington ($30,000)

• 2. Rockingham Bicycle/Pedestrian Bridge, Portsmouth/Pease ($845,000)
  • map
  • Bridge Fundraising Booklet - March 1998
  • Newspaper Articles
    13 Sept 1999
    11 Nov 1999

• 3. Durham in town bicycle work ($150,000)

• 4. Rte. 111 shoulders/repaving, Stratham/North Hampton

CONSTRUCTION PLANNED FOR 2002 or LATER

• 5. Wagon Track Bicycle Route, Durham/Madbury ($330,000)
  • map
  • Answers to 52 questions regarding the Wagon Track trail
  • Time line for the Wagon Track Trail Project
  • Show your support for the Wagon Track Trail - call or write Durham Officials

• 6. NH 108 South of Durham - 4' shoulders ($722,500)

• 7. NH 108 North of Durham - 4' shoulders ($86,300)

• 8. Dover City wide bicycle improvements ($127,700)

• 9. Rte 27 - 4' shoulders, Exeter ($258,800)

• 10. Rte 1A from Foyers Corner to Odiorne Point, Rye ($340,300)

CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS BEYOND 2002

• 11. Link connecting Downtown Portsmouth with to Rockingham Bike/Ped Bridge($80,000)
  • Description of Route
  • map

• 12. Memorial Bridge in Downtown Portsmouth (2007)

Who pays for bicycle routes?

Federal transportation funds distributed to the states under TEA-21 (Transportation Efficiency Act) provides 80% of the cost of developing bicycle routes under the Enhancement and CMAQ (Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality) programs. In New Hampshire, local communities, local businesses and groups like SABR provide the

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