Abandoned mine collapse caused I-80 sinkhole, New Jersey DOT says
By Mark Prussin, Christine Sloan Click here for updates on this story WHARTON, New Jersey (WCBS/WLNY) — A sinkhole that cratered a section of I-80 in New Jersey was caused by an abandoned mineshaft collapsing underneath the highway,
Morris County is home to hundreds of abandoned mines, with several located near the sinkhole's location off Interstate 80 in ...
The sinkhole is on the right shoulder of the eastbound side of I-80, but affects the right lane as well, officials say.
Interstate 80 remained closed on the eastbound side Friday in Wharton a day after a large sinkhole forced the highway's ...
Crews continue their work Saturday on the sinkhole that has closed a section of Interstate 80 eastbound in Wharton, NJ.
Sterling Hill Mining Museum president Bill Kroth told News 12 that these mines are abundant in the area, and must be treated with caution.
Eastbound I-80 lanes are closed and a detour is in place while repairs are being made. Drivers should expect delays, and use ...
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