North Texas Tollway Authority

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Southwest Parkway (SH 121 from IH 30 to Altamesa Blvd.)

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The North Texas Tollway Authority and the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) Southwest Parkway (dubbed the Chisholm Trail Parkway by the Texas State Legislature) is a proposed six-lane tollway that will connect the City of Fort Worth's Central Business District at IH-30 to US 67 in the city of Cleburne in Johnson County. The North Texas Tollway Authority has been working in cooperation with the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) and the City of Fort Worth on aesthetic features being envisioned for the entire corridor.

The initial 8.2-mile project is currently under design and will link IH-30 and Forest Park Boulevard to Altamesa Boulevard in the southwest portion of Fort Worth. TxDOT has plans to eventually extend the toll road further south from Altamesa to US 67 in Cleburne. Final design is under way and environmental clearance has been received.



Description:9-mile, six-lane, controlled-access toll road
Status:June 2005 - Environmental clearance received Project is in final design.
Project Cost Estimate:$944 million
Construction Date:Late 2007 - estimated completion in 2010
Date Updated:May 2007



Disclaimer: The design, funding, and construction of a Tollway is a long and complicated process. Ultimate funding and construction is dependent upon many factors not in the control of the NTTA or other governmental entities. A substantial amount of information must be obtained and many decisions must be made by the NTTA Board of Directors and other entities before the project can go forward. No one should rely upon the statements made in this website document regarding the status of the project or statements made regarding other projects as a basis for making a financial decision.

DNT=Dallas North Tollway
PGBT=President George Bush Turnpike