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Random Update On Construction In North Texas -- January 23, 2019

I've talked often of all the construction going on north of DFW airport, between Grapevine, TX, and on up to Carrollton, Plano, Frisco, McKinney. All of a sudden I'm seeing a huge project being developed along Texas Highway 121 between Grapevine's historic downtown and the airport (DFW). I know we are getting a new water park but this looks like a much bigger project and it's not quite in the spot I expected. So I asked the old-timers I run into at Starbucks.

I've been told that Grapevine is going to get a 5-level interchange.

Wiki has a page devoted to "stack interchanges." In the local area, the most famous is the "High-Five" north of Dallas on Texas Highway 75. This was the first of "several proposed 5-level interchanges" for the DFW area. Another one is the "Mixmaster" north of downtown Ft Worth. I don't know what is meant by "several," but I assume about five to seven. I think there are currently either three or four 5-level interchanges currently completed in the Dallas-Ft Worth area.

What intrigues me is this: at the wiki page on "stack interchanges," there is a whole subsection on Texas stacked interchanges.

In the screenshot above, this existing 5-level stacked interchange north of downtown Dallas.

Here is an artist's rendering of the new 5-level stacked interchange proposed for Grapevine, TX, just a mile or so northeast of where I live. Note the wide, long canal: this will be the "Lazy River" inner tube ride for the new water park. The first phase will stretch from Houston to Grapevine (Dallas). The second phase will take the "Lazy River" all the way to Amarillo.

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