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Several roads will close Saturday morning for the Richmond Marathon

(Richmond Police)

This year's edition of the Richmond Marathon, and its companion half-marathon and 8K races, are sold out and will have capacity crowds of runners traversing the city on Saturday.

For residents, that means closures across the city on a rolling basis. Some will end by 9 a.m., with most closures ending by noon. Other restrictions, including some no parking areas, will be in place until 5 p.m.

Broad Street will be closed from Arthur Ashe Boulevard to N. 10th street until 10 a.m., and Hermitage Road will be closed northbound between Laburnum and Pope Ave. until 1 p.m.

Here is a list of the other roads that will be closed on Saturday:

Street closures have been pre-loaded into the Waze app.

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