Tuesday, January 20th 2009, 9:00 am
NewsOn6.com
TULSA, OK -- A broken fire hydrant in downtown Tulsa put on quite a display Tuesday morning.
The hydrant, located near 2nd and Guthrie near the BOK Center, is fed by a 12-inch line.
A spokesperson for the city of Tulsa says the hydrant must have been broken by some kind of large vehicle, because a smaller vehicle, like a car, would have been so badly damaged it couldn't have left the scene.
The city says the broken hydrant was an older style which lacked a modern feature that prevents a large water loss in the event of a break.
This break caused a geyser of water that reached heights of 30 feet.
The old hydrant will be replaced by a new model that does have the safety feature.
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