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• 1986 over I-35
• 1959 southbound over railroad
• 1990 northbound over railroad
• 1959 over creek and Merriam Lane
• 1959 under Steele Avenue
• 1959 over Ruby Avenue
• 1959 over Metropolitan Avenue
• 1959 over Kansas River
• 1959 over railroad
• 1959 over Osage Avenue
• 1959 over K-32 and railroad yard
• 1980 under I-70

I have seen this article, but I am wondering where you hear about the Turnpike Extension, and other things that concern this article. Also I wonder if the 2000 Train Derailment That partially knocked down a small section of South Bound 18th Street Expressway over the BNSF rail yard about 2-3 feet is notable to be placed here.

Anyway please cite your sources Including road maps. Almost Anything published can be cited, but please look hard for reliable sources. Sawblade05 06:35, 15 August 2007 (UTC) reply

References for 18th St being part of the Kansas Turnpike system are available on the Kansas Turnpike article. They should be copied over whenever someone gets the time. — Scott5114 ↗ 04:09, 23 October 2007 (UTC) reply