Map: View where debris from the Key Bridge collapse has been reported
Days after the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, Anne Arundel County residents began to spot what they suspected was debris from the disaster washing ashore. Wreckage can be reported to authorities by calling a dedicated hotline at 410-205-6625.
Click, tap or hover on the markers on the map below to see what has been reported where.
Do you have a report or photo to add to the map? Email coordinators@baltsun.com.
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