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TRAFFIC ALERT: Lanes closed in Ogden Canyon due to accident

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OGDEN, Utah (ABC4) — All lanes of traffic going through Ogden Canyon are currently closed due to an accident. According to Ogden City Police, officers are investigating an accident at the intersection of Canyon Rd.

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