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Loop 202 (South Mountain Freeway)

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Resources

Whether you are looking for the project photos, mockups of the freeway’s artwork, or just want to see what it takes to construct a freeway, the Resources Page provides all of that information and more. Be sure to check out the new flyover video, which reflects the various design modifications that have been made to the South Mountain Freeway since 2013.
South Mountain Freeway - Updated Flyover Video
 

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Aesthetic Renderings

Renderings are a great way to see what a project may look like upon completion. While still subject to modifications during the final design process, current aesthetic renderings for the South Mountain Freeway can be viewed below.
  • Pecos Segment - 32nd Street
  • Pecos Segment - Desert Foothills Parkway
  • Salt River Segment - Dobbins Road
  • Salt River Segment - Dobbins Road
  • Salt River Segment - Example interchange
  • I-10 Papago Segment - I-10 Westbound

Media Resources

For additional information:
ADOT Media Relations
news@azdot.gov
800.949.8057

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