11th Street Bridge, Concrete road bridge in Tulsa, US
The 11th Street Bridge spans 1,470 feet across the Arkansas River with 18 spans set on piers grounded into bedrock foundations.
Built between 1916 and 1917, this bridge became the first major multi-span concrete structure in Oklahoma during a period of regional oil industry growth.
The bridge influenced the routing of Route 66 through Tulsa, connecting downtown with oil fields and establishing a crucial transportation corridor.
The structure underwent expansion in 1934 to accommodate increased traffic, reaching a width of 52 feet with four vehicular lanes.
Victorian-era elements were replaced with Art Deco style guardrails and lighting fixtures in 1929, reflecting architectural changes of the period.
Location: Tulsa
Inception: 1910s
GPS coordinates: 36.14295,-96.00465
Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:45
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