FLOODING: Highway Conditions 5-24-19 as of 11 a.m.

EDITOR’S NOTE: With historic rainfall since winter 2018 through the spring, many roads are closed, including some construction projects due to rivers and creeks rising too high for some work to continue. As water levels subside, ODOT and the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority will assess existing pavement conditions for needed repairs and also construction timetables for further changes and updates. The department is not able to predict closures and conditions continue to change rapidly statewide. The agency will keep highways open for as long as it is safe to do so.

Be alert to any water over driving lanes and don’t drive around barricades. Drivers are encouraged to be prepared and partner with these agencies as they address these needs and possible delays. ODOT wants drivers to be prepared for more inconvenience and travel impacts this summer for repairs after this spring’s flooding.

The following highways are closed until further notice due to flooding:

BECKHAM CO.

• The I-40 southern service road (old Route 66) at MM19 is closed for extended repairs due to road damage.

CHEROKEE CO.

• SH-80 is closed four miles west of Hulbert near Fort Gibson Lake.
• SH-80 is closed near the Canyon Rd. access area just north of Fort Gibson.

COTTON CO.

• SH-5B is closed between SH-5A and US-70.

DELAWARE CO.

• SH-127 is closed near Jay just west of US-59 due to a damaged drainage structure.

JOHNSTON CO.

• SH-48A is closed to through traffic between the SH-48 junction in Coleman and SH-7 in Milburn due to a damaged construction detour.

KAY CO.

• US-77 is closed between SH-156 and southern Tonkawa.

LOGAN CO.

• SH-74F is closed between Cashion and SH-33 due to pavement damage.

LOVE CO.

• SH-77-Scenic is closed at Lake Murray Spillway.

MAYES CO.

• SH-82 is closed at Grand River south of Langley.

MUSKOGEE CO.

• All lanes of I-40 and SH-100 are now OPEN over the Arkansas River near the Muskogee/Sequoyah County line. Drivers are urged to be alert to crews monitoring the river area and to use caution as traffic adjusts in these corridors. Travel is still discouraged in this area as flooding conditions continue to rapidly change.
• SH-10 is closed two miles east of the US-62 junction near Fort Gibson.
• US-62 is closed between SH-80 near Fort Gibson and SH-165 in Muskogee.
• SH-104 is closed at Coal Creek near Haskell.

NOBLE CO.

• SH-15 is OPEN between US-77 and Red Rock.
• SH-156 is closed between Marland and US-60/US-177 in Kay County.

NOWATA CO.

• SH-10 is closed east of US-169 near Lenapah due to damage to a drain.
• SH-28 is closed between US-60 and US-169.

OTTAWA CO.

• SH-125 is closed one mile south of SH-10 in Miami.
• US-59/SH-10 is closed one mile west of US-69.
• SH-10 is closed between US-69 to one mile east of the SH-69A junction in Miami.
• SH-69A is closed 1.5 miles north of SH-10 near Miami.
• US-69 is closed between SH-125 and US-59/SH-10.

TULSA CO.

• SH-11 is OPEN from 76^th St. North to 156^th St. North., drivers should still use caution as crews remain the area
• SH-20 is OPEN from US-75 to west of Skiatook
• SH-51 is closed just west of SH-97 near Sand Springs

WAGONER CO.

• SH-16 is closed near the Muskogee Turnpike just north of Muskogee.
• SH-16 is closed northwest of Okay.
• SH-72 is closed from East 201^st south to just north of the Arkansas River bridge.

WASHINGTON CO.

• SH-123 is closed between Bartlesville and Dewey.

 

To check CURRENT ROAD CONDITIONS in Oklahoma, call
ODOT’s ROAD CONDITIONS HOTLINE at 844-4OK-HWYS (844-465-4997)
or go to www.okroads.org. For turnpike information, call the
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority at 877-403-7623 or go to www.pikepass.com.