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Tulsa Stonehenge Is Oklahoma’s Most Expensive Transportation Project In State’s History

KLAW 101 By Kaley Patterson

April 8, 2025


An interchange in Tulsa, Oklahoma, earned the name "Tulsa Stonehenge," or "Traffic Henge," due to rows of empty bridge piers. Now construction has begun on those empty piers to complete a long-delayed construction plan.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) began on Monday, April 8 for an interchange improvement project at I-44 and US-75. The abandoned bridge piers were part of the first phase of the project, which was completed in 2023.

The project has been done in phases to reduce traffic disruptions. Now that funding is available, the next three phases of the project will be combined into one big project, making it the most expensive contract in the state's transportation history.


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