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SAlt PLAINS NAT’L D MARLAND MANSION RT. 66 VINTAGE IRON OU-OSU 75 3500 Martin Luther King Blvd. CENTRAL TULSAHaskell St. TULSA Haskell 11 Denver 156th St. N. Osage 0.25 wood Edison St. Tulsa Tulsa LOVE, GENE Bartlesville KENNETH ADAMS, ADAMS, KENNETH WILDLIFE REFUGE | JET Ponca City MOTORCYCLE MUSEUM OKLAHOMA P.O. Box 11357 0 0.5 Miles W. Country Rd. TULSA The saves time and money for the turnpike traveler. An electronic Ave. Tulsa HERN, KEVIN Norman / Treasurer & Secretary G. CARL GIBSON, GIBSON, CARL G. GREENWOOD Archer W. C. Rogers Blvd. COLLINSVILLE Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73136 sensor in your vehicle records your passage and deducts the toll from a pre-paid CULTURAL CTR. 146th St. N. Green Broadway Vice Chairman / Durant / Chairman Vice BURRAGE, DAVID Bristow / Chairman ALBERT C. KELLY, JR., JR., KELLY, C. ALBERT 20 AND VICINITY Boulder TURNPIKE Park 20 With 11,000 acres of white The original home of Oklahoma’s 10th account while driving non-stop on Oklahoma's turnpikes. Non-pass users must Cheyenne W. 144th St. N. RITY HO T AU E NPIK R U T A AHOM L OK Miami SKIATOOK (405) 425-3600 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 M I LES stop and pay at toll booths or exact-change bays. For more information call Edison 412 Peoria salt flats and nearly 9,000 governor, E.W. Marland, the Marland AUTHORITY www.pikepass.com LAKE 136th St. N. 1-800- . Admiral Pl. N. 60th W. Lombard Ln. TREASURES Cruise down the Mother Road 244 Lenapaw Woodward ALEXANDER, J. BOBBY Lawton BURGESS, BRAD Okmulgee JOHN FIDLER, FIDLER, JOHN Cincinnati SKIATOOK St. Greenwood SKIATOOK acres of saltwater, Great Estate Mansion is 48,000 square W. 134th St. N. Ave. Cincinnati Miami 18 Tulsa St. Boston Earlsboro OVERLAND, DAN Tulsa REGAN, PETE Snyder / Secretary , AY TODD HUCKAB TODD Exit 6 St. 412 AIRPORT to the Route 66 Vintage Iron WILL ROGERS TURNPIKE 12 44 To TURNER TURNPIKE ( 86.0 miles ) 59 Missouri Heyburn 215 126th St. N. Vice Chairman / Atoka / Chairman Vice BURRAGE, DAVID J. City Oklahoma / Chairman GREG LOVE, LOVE, GREG Concession Area 2 Elgin Exit Exit BRADY 1st Salt Plains State Park is a Feet, worth over $1.4 million and a Exit Line Service Area Detroit ( 88.5 miles ) 302 Exit 10 Stroud 9 64 Cameron Main N OMMISSIO C N IO RTAT ANSPO TR A AHOM L OK 289 West-Bound 221 THEATER Motorcycle Museum in Miami Information Center 13 313 Vinita Service Area CREEK 412 2nd Only St. COUNTY TULSA 33 ROGERS COUNTY geological treasure. A birding history as the “Palace on the Prairie” J Center of Sapulpa TURNPIKE Brady 116th St. N. Gas & Automotive 69 Turnpike UNION Director of the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority Turnpike Oklahoma the of Director 20 and explore over 40 vintage Boulder Afton Open 10 Exit 97 DEPOT 3rd 211 Cheyenne Secretary of Transportation & Director of the Oklahoma Department of Transportation of Department Oklahoma the of Director & Transportation of Secretary 69 Archer St. Frankfort paradise and the world’s only - East of US-77 north on Monument Restaurants 7 Miami 24 Hours 51 JAZZ HALL 169 River 14 Service Area 16 Kellyville Denver OF FAME GARY RIDLEY GARY 66 motorcycles, the largest Exit Exit Wellston 1st CITY 4th Telephones 269 283 West-Bound 106th St. N. 20 28 Service Area 44 Ave. HALL St. Road Exit N Guthrie location for hourglass K-1 Big Cabin Only West-Bound Exit SPERRY KEETONVILLE 255 14 5th N. 68th W. vintage motorcycle photo collection in the country and an ever-growing Convenience Store Claremore Bristow 196 2nd Kenosha ON THE ROAD Only Lawton CTR. St. Main St. 75 Adair 35 18 Exit 75 Governor JOHN 48 44 Vinita Exit Admiral 244 Ave. selenite crystals – 8 266 66 20 66 Wellston 179 PERFORMING ARTS 6th 96th St. N. Gift Shop 69 Service Area KILPATRICK Exit BUS 166 Bristow 3nd St. Evil Knievel memorabilia collection - Located on Route 66 in downtown TURNPIKE Exit 11 138 Service Area Frisco Rd. 12 Rd. Catoosa Open Stroud Lansing Ave. Ave. Mary Fallin Mary 66 Ave. 157 Norfolk Automatic Teller 8 East-Bound BOK Owasso 7th miles north of Jet on F 3 Exit 24 Hours Chandler 4th St. 99 CENTER Ave. Miami O-1 Tulsa 247 44 Chandler Service Area Only Miles Between Ramps Ave. 86th St. N. 12th Accessible Restrooms 3 22 Exit East-Bound Only Verdigris Houston 5th 44 412 Nogales SH-38 J-1 Exit Toll Collection Points 102 158 St. Dr. Tourist Welcome Center Creek Turnpike Ave. Ave. OWASSO 240 Oklahoma City Main 6th Madison Ave. St. 8th St. Harvard EXPWY. K 3rd 76th Sheridan St. N. 2nd COURT 7th St. 135 HOUSE Rd. 177 CIMARRON TURNPIKE TULSA MUSKOGEE TURNPIKE Wagoner COUNTY TULSA CHEROKEE HERITAGE CENTER OSAGE COUNTY 4th Peoria Sincerely, Exit Exit STA. 8th Peoria TULSA AIR & SPACE MUSEUM ( 67.7 miles ) CONVENTION Ave. 2 3 15 CTR. Ave. 66th LESS TRAVELED 12 ( 53.1 miles ) Muskogee North 11th St. St. N. Garnett POLICE Lone Chimney Ave. McCLEL 412 Service Area Exit 7th 7th St. TURLEY O Brine 266 8 Service Area Exit 62 Ave. Ave. 9th To 69 26 OKLA. STATE 11th Pl. Park Tahlequah Center of Center of 7 33 Experience 100 years of aerospace Enid Exit UNIV. MED.Ave. CTR. TULSA Memorial 11 Lewis Turnpike Yale Turnpike N St. PORT LAN part of our success, see this great state and all its hidden treasures. hidden its all and state great this see success, our of part LITTLE SAHARA STATE PARK | WAYNOKA 35 23 CREEK 51 + 10th COMM. 56th St. N. VERDIGRIS 77 OF Morrison Pawnee TURNPIKE 4 St. COLLEGE 13th St. 12th St. LAKE CATOOSA -KERR history through interactive exhibits 64 N 64 13 8 Exit Blvd. St. business growth and opportunity in the past decade. So come, be a a be come, So decade. past the in opportunity and growth business GO SPELUNKING Perkins 11th The Cherokee Heritage Center Webbers YAHOLA Mohawk 11 Keystone To 5 Exit 36 Exit Falls Park 266 Get your adrenaline rush going with a two or four-wheel Hallet 18 Open Mingo NAVI 177 49 Lake Tulsa Exit Ave. 10 13 Porter 24 Hours 40 75 Overlook 46th St. N. at the museum & planetarium as Elgin 66 The state has been ranked in almost every national top 10 list of of list 10 top national every almost in ranked been has state The 12 165 12th TULSA ARS offers an interactive exploration 21 Exit Exit Dr. 5 412 64 GATION 56 CHEROKEE AIR & SPACE Road 55 13th expedition to Little Sahara State Park, a favorite off-road Exit Coweta Muskogee St. ALABASTER CAVERNS | Freedom Exit MUSEUM 2 Open See Inset T To treasure or look at all the business opportunities Oklahoma offers. offers. Oklahoma opportunities business the all at look or treasure there is fun and entertainment for 60 51 TULSA of life during the 1890s with 24 Hours 37 51 For Details Ave. 167 Ave. 18 Ave. 99 48 Tulsa Broken Miles Between Ramps 3 1 13th 64 64 36th Blvd. St. N. ZOO playground for adventure enthusiasts, Little Sahara is a prime Stillwater Jackson St. SYSTEM Arrow Lawton Indian 97 TULSA I encourage you to get on the road and discover your hidden hidden your discover and road the on get to you encourage I all ages - East of 36th Street North GILCREASE EXPWY. 44 Tour the world’s largest natural gypsum cave demonstrations of ancient cultural Toll Collection Points Southwest 14th Mohawk INTERNATIONAL TISDALE St. AIRPORT COUNTY TULSA Rollins example of Oklahoma’s uniquely diverse terrain with 1,600 51 ROGERS COUNTY Arkansas Houston of commerce and industry. and commerce of 14th Pl. Apache St. CATOOSA formed of alabaster gypsum, try your hand (Port Rd.), across from Tulsa Zoo/ practices like flint knapping, Dustin Rd. Crawford Tiger (toll) Rd. Ave. Henryetta Ave. 169 Ave. Ave. Galveston Park Guthrie Frisco Ave. acres of golden sand dunes, some as high as 75 feet - 4 miles ( 110 miles ) To 15th St. Ave. Creek Switch Rd. WILL ROGERS TURNPIKE This is a giant step forward for transportation which is the backbone backbone the is which transportation for forward step giant a is This ( 105.2 miles ) 15th St. H. E. BAILEY TURNPIKE To Mustang INDIAN NATION TURNPIKE 75 Mohawk Park entrance on North Shell Museum Rd. THOMAS at wild caving, or enjoy hiking, camping and 9 Airport HE S Riverside St. G basketry and Cherokee marble Cincinnati Yukon 75 Ave. Tuttle GILCREASE MUSEUM PRKWY Pine St. 62 16th St. Ave. state-owned structurally deficient bridge by 2019 has been realized. realized. been has 2019 by bridge deficient structurally state-owned south of Waynoka on SH-281 H-2 Wichita Mts. Exit Exit Ave. W. Newton OU-OSU 14 Cherokee T 62 281 To 16th St. picnicking at one of Oklahoma’s most scenic 74th East Avenue N-3 Exit 37 270 Exit 82 10 12 104 12B games - 6 miles south of Lawton Oklahoma Exit TULSA Ave. 11 11 238 Walters 45 70 McKinley 236 Cyril 92 nati Rd. 8 FAIR OAKS Main Fort Sill 5 7 City Elmwood 9 state’s transportation systems and address the needs of every every of needs the address and systems transportation state’s Chickasha River POGUE 7 10 Service Area 277 Antlers To 33rd 6B 244 Creek Osage Boston Union Admiral Pl. Exit 40 Denver MUNICIPAL 412 Peoria Detroit Exit Boulder Rd. Edison St. Service Area Norfolk Center of Service Area Eufaula Drive Baltimore 15 412 Gilcrease treasures - 6 miles south of Freedom on 1 Chickasha Exit Ulan 17th Cincinnati Tahlequah, just off US-62 36 9 108 69 Eufaula Cincin 244 44 ROGERS CO.
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