Here's a list of Upstate roads designated hazardous and to avoid after Hurricane Helene

Multiple Upstate roads have been cited as dangerous after Hurricane Helene made its way through the Upstate.

Here's a list of roads designated as hazardous by the South Carolina Department of Transportation.

Greenville County

• Eastbound lanes on Hwy. 29 at Fairview Road in Greer - down power lines

• West Blue Ridge Drive in Greenville - flooding

• Miller Avenue in Mauldin - flooding

• Gap Creek Road near Cleveland - flooding

• Hudson Road in Greenville - downed power lines

• Academy Boulevard in Greenville - flooding

• Sulphur Springs Road in Greenville - flooding

• Easley Bridge Road in Greenville - flooding

• Altamont Road in Greenville - downed powerlines

Spartanburg County

• River Birch Trail in Spartanburg - flooding

• Landrum Road in Spartanburg - flooding

• Jordan road in Greer - falling trees

More: Helene in South Carolina updates: 9 deaths reported in Upstate; thousands without power

Pickens County

• Hampton Avenue - fallen trees

• Mt. Tabor Road - fallen trees

• East Preston McDaniel Road - fallen trees

• Shady Grove Road - washed-out bridge

• Adger Road - fallen trees

Anderson County

• West Whitner Street - downed power lines

• Marshall Avenue - downed power lines

• Lewis Street - flooding

This article originally appeared on Greenville News: Multiple Upstate roads are closed, hazardous after Hurricane Helene