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Workers survey the collapse of Broening Highway near Dundalk Avenue today to see if a pump installed nearby had completely drained the crater left behind by Friday's water main break in Dundalk. The highway will be closed for two to four weeks while repairs are made.

Broening Highway collapse

( Baltimore Sun photo by Amy Davis / September 21, 2009 )

Workers survey the collapse of Broening Highway near Dundalk Avenue today to see if a pump installed nearby had completely drained the crater left behind by Friday's water main break in Dundalk. The highway will be closed for two to four weeks while repairs are made.

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