Courtesy Maryland Highway Administration via Twitter
Courtesy Maryland Highway Administration via Twitter
The stretch closed after severe rainfall and subsequent flooding led to a section of the road being swept away on June 4.
A large chunk of asphalt washed away during the flooding, leaving the bridge impassable.
Crews originally said the repair could take weeks, but six days later the road is back in use.
Below is a video of the damage before the road was repaired.
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