Project: Sonora & East Sonora SR49 & SR108
Summary
The original Sonora Bypass was originally constructed to remove traffic from the downtown area and relieve congestion on the main street. Since then, the East Sonora Bypass has been added to extend the original bypass along Mono Way. Today, Sonora capitalizes on its tourist draw as a historic community with a well-preserved frontier town.
Characteristics and Setting
Classification/Type
Bypass (around Community)
Transportation Mode
Highway
Usage
55,000
Length (mi)
2.20
Economic Distress
1.74
Population Density (ppl/sq mi)
25
Population Growth Rate (%)
0.4%
Employment Growth Rate (%)
2.2%
Market Size
22,859
Airport Travel Distance (mi)
143.9170
Topography
21
Geography
Region
Rocky Mountain / Far West
State
CA
County
Tuolumne
City
Sonora
Urban/Class Level
Rural
Local Area
N/A
Impact Area
N/A
Transportation System
None
Timing
Initial Study Date
N/A
Post Construction Study Date
2003
Construction Start Date
1985
Construction End Date
1987
Months Duration
N/A
Costs
Project Year of Expenditure (YOE)
N/A
Planned Cost (YOE $)
N/A
Actual Cost (YOE $)
$45,100,000
Actual Cost (2022$)
$136,581,100
Pre/Post Conditions
NOTE: All pre/post dollar values are in 2022$
Transportation
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Impacts
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