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by ChopperChip from High Above the Metro

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It's been a llllloooooonnnnnnngggggg time since we've talked about the Southwest Parkway project in Fort Worth.  BTW-this is NOT to be confused with GREAT Southwest Parkway in Grand Prairie.  What we're talking about here is the first phase of a tollway project that cuts through  the west side of  Fort Worth.  A big hold-up to starting the project: Traversing Union Pacific  lines.  That problem is no more as the NTTA has been given permission to build a bridge over the railway.  Before long expect to see crews laying the ground work for the 8.7 mile project and the road is scheduled to open in 2012. 

After this part's done,  the next phase will begin.  It wil be known as the Chisolm Trail and will go 19 miles south into Johnson County to Cleburne.

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MamaKuo read my blog
Nov 19, 2008 | 9:38 PM

So from the traffic circle to where.. will it end? Where can I find a map showing a final layout?

ChopperChip read my blog view my photos
Nov 20, 2008 | 5:48 AM

Go to www.ntta.org and click on projects. You can look at all projects there.

TexasGuyDFW read my blog view my photos
Nov 30, 2008 | 8:34 AM

I think it is so nice that the folks in Plano, Richardson and North Dallas would finance this project for the poor folks over in Cowtown.

No offense to the great folks in Cowtown, as it was not their idea, but rather the concept of another government bureaucracy- the NTTA. Typical "spread the wealth around" socialist mentality one has come to expect from the government.

pmo2375 read my blog
Nov 30, 2008 | 11:44 PM

Is this supposed to be an extention of 121 from dwontown Fort Worth to Cleburne?

ChopperChip read my blog view my photos
Dec 1, 2008 | 6:40 AM

It will match up with the 121 termination point on the southwest side of downtown pmo2375.

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ChopperChip

Welcome to the chopper zone! If you're new to the area let me introduce myself. My job for FOX 4: Be the eyes that guide you to the traffic troubles around the Metroplex! I'm a Texan through and through--born in Austin, raised in North Texas with a degree from TCU. My wife and I have been married for 12 years and we have 2 kids. I love playing golf and watching all sports. I also like to sing and play guitar. My secret goal? Someday I'd love to build my own golf course....but having the ability to retire on one would be great too! If there's anything I can do to help you plan routes through this busy part of Texas please let me know and as always: have a "Good Day!"

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