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On behalf of the Florida Department of Transportation and the Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority, thank you for your interest in the Wekiva Parkway design and construction projects. The Wekiva Parkway (State Road 429) is a cooperative effort between these agencies and the Florida's Turnpike Enterprise.

 

The Wekiva Parkway (SR 429) would connect to SR 417, completing the beltway around northwest metropolitan Orlando. This estimated $1.7 billion project includes $500 million of non-toll road improvements including:

 

  • Building seven (7) miles of four- and six-laning of SR 46 in Lake and Seminole Counties
  • Rebuilding the US 441/SR 46 interchange in Mount Dora
  • Relocating the CR 46A connection to SR 46 to provide improved wildlife connectivity and additional local road system benefits
WEKIVA PARKWAY PROJECT SECTION MAP

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wekiva parkway map
From North of US 441
to North of Ponkan Road
From North of Ponkan Road
to North of a New Kelly Park Road Interchange
From North of Kelly Park Road
and east to CR 435/Mt. Plymouth Road
Systems Interchange near Ondich Road-Haas Road
and Plymouth Sorrento Road
From East of Round Lake Road
to the Lake County-Orange County Line
SR 46 from West of Vista View Lane
to east of Round Lake Road
SR 46 from West of US 441
to West of Vista View Lane
From CR 435/Mount Plymouth Road
to the Lake County Line
From the Orange County Line
to West of Old McDonald Road
CR 46A Realignment from North of Arundel Way
to SR 46
From West of Old McDonald Road
to east of Wekiva River Road
From East of Wekiva River Road
to Orange Boulevard
SR 46 from West of Center Road
to Interstate 4
From Orange Boulevard
to East of Rinehart Road

The 25-mile tolled expressway will provide an alternative to Interstate 4, and relieve US 441, SR 46 and other area roads of traffic congestion resulting from growth and travel between Orange, Lake and Seminole Counties.

 

Authorized in 2004 by the Wekiva Parkway and Protection Act (Chapter 369, Part III, F.S.), this expressway has been heralded as a shining example for transportation planning through an environmentally sensitive area. Development of the Wekiva Parkway has included setting aside more than 3,400 acres of land for conservation. The parkway also will include numerous wildlife bridges, and will be largely elevated to reduce accidents between vehicles and wildlife.