SH-33 Bridge over Cottonwood Creek
SH-33 Bridge
Guthrie, Oklahoma
The SH-33 Bridge project consisted of the removal of the existing viaduct bridge over the BNSF railroad and Cottonwood Creek. A new bridge, which was higher in elevation and longer, was constructed to help alleviate the highway being shut down due to flooding. This low-lying area was prone to major floods, which would cause the highway to be shut down.
The SH-33 Bridge project was a historic project for ODOT due to the history of the bridge. The bridge design included historic aesthetic references. This project was constructed one half at a time to keep traffic open, building the bridge and roadway for one side while traffic was maintained on the other.
The SH-33 Bridge project won the AOGC 2020 Pharoah Award, recognizing it as the top bridge construction in the state.
Road and Bridge Construction Services:
- Bridge construction
- Drilled shaft foundations
- Pile driving
- Earthwork
- MSE walls
- Cast-in-place retaining walls
- Storm sewer installation
- Curb and gutter installation