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This interchange includes two unused piers, which I will call the orphan piers. Often such unused structures are called "ghost" piers, but the term ghost really isn't correct, however, since these piers will ultimately be used for a direct-connect ramp someday. A ghost pier (or more commonly a ghost ramp) is a structure that is built and then becomes abandoned when connecting highways that would use it are canceled. Orphan piers is a more accurate term for these piers since they are just waiting for adoption into a ramp.

1. Looking east-southeast along TX 114 just east of the TX 114/TX 161 interchange
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2. Looking east-southeast along TX 114
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3. Looking west-northwest along TX 114 with the TX 161 interchange in the foreground. The orphan piers are visible in this view.
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4. Looking northwest
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5. looking north-northeast along the TX 161 Toll Road.
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6. Looking northeast along TX 161.
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7. Looking east across the TX 114/TX 161 interchange
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8. Looking southeast towards the Las Colinas area, with TX 114 in the distance
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