TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — The Kansas Department of Transportation is planning $1.2 billion in improvements to the state’s highways, bridges and other projects.

Kansas Secretary of Transportation Mike King announced the plan Thursday for fiscal years 2015 and 2016.

The Topeka Capital-Journal reports  that the plan includes 464 highway projects and 194 bridge/interchange improvements involving about 1,600 miles of roads.

The largest projects are a $116 million expansion of the Interstate 235/US 54 Highway interchange in west Wichita, and a $95 million expansion of Kellogg in east Wichita.

Two large projects are scheduled for Interstate 70 in western Kansas — a $52.6 million improvements on 11.5 miles in Thomas County near the Logan County line and $43.4 million for nine miles in Gove County near the Trego County line.