NCDOT: U.S. 64 Widening – Lexington to Asheboro

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Project Information Left Table
County:	Multiple
Status:	In Development
STIP Number:	R-2220

Project Information Right Table
Estimated Cost:	TBD
Start Date:	2031
Completion Date:	TBD

Project Overview

Planning and development are underway to widen U.S. 64 from east of I-85 in Lexington to the Asheboro Bypass in Davidson and Randolph counties. Proposed work on the 19-mile corridor would tie in U.S. 64 to the existing I-85, N.C. 109 and the Asheboro Bypass interchanges. The proposed project would also replace the bridge over the Uwharrie River.

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Section	Location	Project status
B	I-85 east of Lexington to N.C. 109	Unfunded
C	N.C. 109 to Kindley Road to Lake Park Road	Unfunded
DA	Lake Park Road to Asheboro Bypass	In development

The purpose of the proposed project is to improve traffic congestion and traffic flow along the entire corridor.

Project Funding

This project is listed as Project R-2220 in the 2024-2033 N.C. Department of Transportation's State Transportation Improvement Program, with one section, Lake Park Road to Asheboro Bypass (R-2220DA), funded for design and construction. I-85 east of Lexington to N.C. 109 (R-2220B) and N.C. 109 to Lake Park Road (R-2220C) are currently unfunded.

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B - I-85 east of Lexington to N.C. 109	Estimated Cost*
Construction costs	TBD
Total cost	TBD

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C - N.C. 109 to to Lake Park Road	Estimated Cost*
Construction costs	TBD
Total cost	TBD

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DA - Lake Park Road to Asheboro Bypass Section Only	Estimated Cost*
Right of way	$11,100,000
Utilities	$6,300,000
Construction costs	$67,200,000
Total cost	$84,600,000

*Estimated costs subject to change

Last updated Feb. 7, 2025

U.S. 64 Widening – Lexington to Asheboro

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