Okla. Stat. tit. 69, § 69-1602
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Designation of bridge on State Highway No. 51 as The
Official statutory text
Robert S. Kerr Bridge.
The bridge on State Highway No. 51 across the Verdigris River
between Wagoner and Coweta, in Wagoner County, shall be known as
"The Robert S. Kerr Bridge" as an expression of appreciation of the
entire state, and the Department shall cause suitable markers to be
maintained on the bridge bearing such name and designation to
memorialize the service and contributions of the Honorable Robert S.
Kerr.
The bridge on State Highway No. 51 across the Verdigris River
between Wagoner and Coweta, in Wagoner County, shall be known as
"The Robert S. Kerr Bridge" as an expression of appreciation of the
entire state, and the Department shall cause suitable markers to be
maintained on the bridge bearing such name and designation to
memorialize the service and contributions of the Honorable Robert S.
Kerr.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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