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Blocked railroad crossings in the Tulsa, OK area

From Dec 2019 to Nov 2026, people filed 360 reports of blocked railroad crossings in the Tulsa, OK area with the Federal Railroad Administration. These are the crossings reported blocked 5 or more times, most reported first. Most recent report: Nov 11, 2026. Busiest times cover the last two years (Nov 2024 – Nov 2026).

blockage reports since Dec 2019
360
blockage reports since Dec 2019
crossings reported blocked
117
crossings reported blocked
crossings reported blocked 5+ times
21
crossings reported blocked 5+ times

Most-reported crossings

  1. 1Basin RoadMannford, OK81% over 30 min37reports
  2. 2S 165th W AvenueSand Springs, OKMost often 12–2 PM79% over 30 min24reports
  3. 3OK-16Wagoner, OK53% over 30 min15reports
  4. 4W 17th Street STulsa, OK69% over 30 min13reports
  5. 5Co RoadCatoosa, OK36% over 30 min11reports
  6. 6S 49th W AvenueSand Springs, OK90% over 30 min10reports
  7. 7E 1st StreetTulsa, OK22% over 30 min9reports
  8. 8S Union AvenueTulsa, OK56% over 30 min9reports
  9. 9Archer DriveClaremore, OK38% over 30 min8reports
  10. 10State Highway 67Kiefer, OK63% over 30 min8reports
  11. 11State Highway 48Mannford, OK75% over 30 min8reports
  12. 12E 76th Street NOwasso, OK14% over 30 min7reports
  13. 13E 86th Street NOwasso, OK17% over 30 min6reports
  14. 14S 4160 RoadClaremore, OK33% over 30 min6reports
  15. 15Old OK 48Mannford, OK100% over 30 min6reports
  16. 16E 51st STulsa, OK60% over 30 min5reports
  17. 17W Patti Page BoulevardClaremore, OK60% over 30 min5reports
  18. 18116th Street WSapulpa, OK60% over 30 min5reports
  19. 194th StreetPawnee, OK80% over 30 min5reports
  20. 20Verdigris ParkwayCatoosa, OK20% over 30 min5reports
  21. 21N Greenwood AvenueTulsa, OK40% over 30 min5reports

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Source: Federal Railroad Administration, Public Blocked Crossing Incident Reporter (opens in a new tab) (Dec 2019 – Nov 2026) and Crossing Inventory (Form 71) (opens in a new tab). Reports come from the public and aren't verified; rows repeated in FRA's feed are counted once. How we count. Areas are Census metropolitan and micropolitan areas (Tulsa, OK).