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Campbell reopened after waterline break

Traffic backs up at Campbell Avenue and Allen Road on Tuesday as Tucson Water Department employees work on a waterline break. The water supply was disrupted to two shopping centers and an apartment complex.

Traffic backs up at Campbell Avenue and Allen Road on Tuesday as Tucson Water Department employees work on a waterline break. The water supply was disrupted to two shopping centers and an apartment complex.

An 8-inch waterline break beneath Campbell Avenue was repaired by 11 p.m. Tuesday and Campbell was opened for traffic in both directions shortly after that.

Tucson Water Department spokesman Fernando Molina said Wednesday that the road was closed after a line running under the middle of the street broke Tuesday afternoon for an undetermined reason.

He said the water supply to a shopping center and to an apartment complex on Campbell was interrupted by the waterline break about 1:30 p.m.

Water service was restored late Tuesday to the shopping center and to the apartment dwellers, Molina said.

City employees distributed water to residents and businesses in the area.

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