Hiwassee/23rd Street Bridge - Oklahoma Co., OK - WPA Projects on Waymarking.com

This bridge, constructed in 1937 with WPA labor is typical of many seen throughout the State. At the road, each side of the bridge has four concrete pillars approximately 3 ft. high, each with an inset portion. The WPA shield is stamped onto the curbing at the center of the bridge.

This bridge crosses a small creek and has two openings, each about 5 ft high and 8 ft. wide. At the time of inspection, Oklahoma was in the midst of a prolonged drought, and still water is seen standing under the bridge. During the rainy season in late Spring, the creek must have quite a torrent of water flowing through it.

Project type: Bridge Date built or created: 1937 City: N.E. Oklahoma City Condition: Good upkeep with a little wear and tear Location: Not listed Website for additional information: Not listed

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