It’s almost achieved landmark status, but Tulsa’s ‘Stonehenge’ will be going away.
Work starts Monday to finally finish the new I-44/Highway 75 interchange in west Tulsa, where the dozen or so empty bridge supports acquired the ‘stonehenge’ nickname because of their resemblance to the famous British landmark.
Some have wondered why the supports were built so long before the ramps could actually be completed, but ODOT says the simple reason is that the funding was available, so they decided to take advantage of it…