SH 123 in Osage County, From 10.0 Miles North of Barnsdall, Extending North 6.6 Miles to a Section Line Road Located Approximately One-quarter Mile North of the Junction of SH 123 and SH 23A in Bartlesville: Fid-Bau Portal

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SH 123 in Osage County, From 10.0 Miles North of Barnsdall, Extending North 6.6 Miles to a Section Line Road Located Approximately One-quarter Mile North of the Junction of SH 123 and SH 23A in Bartlesville

The project begins at the north end of the newly constructed SH 123, north of Barnsdall and extends north 6.6 miles in Osage County. This project is a final link of the planned transportation improvement for SH 123 from Barnsdall to Bartlesville. Adverse environmental impacts include slightly increased air and noise pollution along the proposed corridor and some water pollution during the construction of a new bridge.

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SH 123 in Osage County, From 10.0 Miles North of Barnsdall, Extending North 6.6 Miles to a Section Line Road Located Approximately One-quarter Mile North of the Junction of SH 123 and SH 23A in Bartlesville

The project begins at the north end of the newly constructed SH 123, north of Barnsdall and extends north 6.6 miles in Osage County. This project is a final link of the planned transportation improvement for SH 123 from Barnsdall to Bartlesville. Adverse environmental impacts include slightly increased air and noise pollution along the proposed corridor and some water pollution during the construction of a new bridge.

SH 123 in Osage County, From 10.0 Miles North of Barnsdall, Extending North 6.6 Miles to a Section Line Road Located Approximately One-quarter Mile North of the Junction of SH 123 and SH 23A in Bartlesville

The project begins at the north end of the newly constructed SH 123, north of Barnsdall and extends north 6.6 miles in Osage County. This project is a final link of the planned transportation improvement for SH 123 from Barnsdall to Bartlesville. Adverse environmental impacts include slightly increased air and noise pollution along the proposed corridor and some water pollution during the construction of a new bridge.

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SH 123 in Osage County, From 10.0 Miles North of Barnsdall, Extending North 6.6 Miles to a Section Line Road Located Approximately One-quarter Mile North of the Junction of SH 123 and SH 23A in Bartlesville

Publication date:

1971

Size:

8 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Environmental Pollution & Control , Environmental surveys , Highways , Oklahoma , Roads , Improvement , Construction , Air pollution , Noise(Sound) , Bridges , Environmental impact statements , Osage County(Oklahoma) , Oklahoma highway 123

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