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Oklahoma Turnpike Authority 3500 Martin Luther King Blvd. OKLAHOMA P.O. Box 11357 The saves time and money for the turnpike traveler. An electronic TURNPIKE Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73136 sensor in your vehicle records your passage and deducts the toll from a pre-paid (405) 425-3600 account while driving non-stop on Oklahoma's turnpikes. Non-pass users must stop and pay at toll booths or exact-change bays. For more information call AUTHORITY www.pikepass.com 1-800- . Tulsa Miami 18 6 44 To Exit 12 ( 86.0 miles ) 215 Concession Area WILL ROGERS TURNPIKE 2 59 Missouri TURNER TURNPIKE Heyburn Exit Service Area Exit ( 88.5 miles ) Exit 10 Line Stroud 289 302 Exit West-Bound 9 221 Information Center Vinita 13 313 Service Area Only 33 CREEK Center of Sapulpa TURNPIKE Gas & Automotive 69 Turnpike Afton Open 10 Exit 97 69 211 Restaurants 7 Miami 24 Hours 14 Kellyville Exit Exit Service Area Wellston 16 66 Telephones 28 269 283 West-Bound Service Area N 44 Exit Big Cabin Only West-Bound Exit 255 Convenience Store Claremore 14 Only Bristow 196 Adair 18 Exit 44 Vinita JOHN 35 Exit 48 266 66 20 66 Wellston 179 Gift Shop 69 Service Area KILPATRICK Exit BUS 166 Bristow Catoosa Open TURNPIKE 138 66 Exit 11 12 Stroud Service Area Automatic Teller 3 8 157 East-Bound Exit 24 Hours Chandler 99 Tulsa 247 44 Chandler Service Area Only Accessible Restrooms Miles Between Ramps 3 44 412 22 Exit East-Bound Only Exit Toll Collection Points 102 158 Tourist Welcome Center 240 Creek Turnpike Oklahoma City 177 ( 67.7 miles ) ( 53.1 miles ) Wagoner Exit Exit CIMARRON TURNPIKE MUSKOGEE TURNPIKE 2 15 3 12 Lone Chimney Muskogee North Exit 412 8 Service Area Service Area Exit To 69 26 62 Center of 7 33 Enid Center of Exit Turnpike Turnpike N 35 23 CREEK 51 77 Morrison Pawnee TURNPIKE 4 64 N 64 13 8 Exit Perkins To Webbers 11 Exit Keystone 351 5 Exit 36 Hallet Falls 177 49 Lake Tulsa Exit 18 Open 40 12 10 13 Porter 24 Hours 165 21 Exit Exit 5 412 351 64 56 Road 55 Exit Coweta Muskogee Exit 2 Open 60 To 51 See Inset 24 Hours 18 37 48 Tulsa For Details Stillwater 99 Broken Miles Between Ramps 3 1 Arrow Toll Collection Points Dustin Henryetta ( 110 miles ) To ( 105.2 miles ) H. E. BAILEY TURNPIKE To Mustang INDIAN NATION TURNPIKE 9 Tuttle Yukon 75 Wichita Mts. 62 Exit 62 To Exit Exit 281 37 270 Exit 82 10 Lawton Exit 12 104 Walters Oklahoma 70 5 45 7 Cyril 92 Service Area Fort Sill 277 Chickasha City Antlers To Exit Service Area Exit 40 Center of 1 Chickasha Service Area Exit Ulan Eufaula 36 6 9 62 108 69 12 Eufaula 277 Turnpike Exit 18 Center of Center of 38 4 Elgin 62 3 7 Service Area 281 10 44 40 Exit Turnpike Exit Turnpike 53 17 277 100 7 44 Center of Exit 25 McAlester 36 7 County 81 Exit Turnpike 277 Exit Exit Exit Exit 70 Road 3 16 22 Daisy 281 30 See Lawton 80 Exit 17 107 70 63 Open Exit Inset For 83 76 271 15 24 Hours 15 20 Newcastle 44 Details 4 Exit 43 Exit Walters 1 Antlers 5 To Texas Randlett 4 State Line Miles Between Ramps 3 62 Open N N 277 Hugo 24 Hours Toll Collection Points To Norman 9 JOHN KILPATRICK TURNPIKE ( 25.3 miles ) To 1 44 WILL Ada ROGERS Pine St. TURNPIKE . e . Edmond 66 . v e e . v A v e A Ave. Broadway Tulsa v Memorial Rd. A Extension A . 35 . e e e 3.3 v v 44 v A A 412 4 A Admiral 1 1 1 1 1 1 TURNER TURNPIKE N Roff Morgan Rd. 2 122nd St. 44 74 2 . 364 May 2 d n r 11th St. S. Council Rd. R Rockwell Meridian Ave. 1 e t N.E. 122nd Western s 1 MacArthur Blvd. e a r Pennsylvania n 77 t County Line Rd. Santa Fe E Hefner e a n r n t HEFNER a l o y o r o PARKWAY 21st St. S. 2 Ave. 225th E. C B N S Exit Britton Oklahoma City 137 1 31st St. S. Wilshire Blvd. ( 32.8 miles ) CHEROKEE TURNPIKE 59 41st St. S. Ave. 209th E. 2 Open N. W. 63rd St. 412 24 Hours 10 10 82 ALT Ave. 193rd E. Locust 11 N 51st St. S. 2 To 11 412 4.8 CHICKASAW 412 Grove Chouteau West 364 N. W. 50th St. ALT Service Area 412 Leach ALT Siloam TURNPIKE 6 Center of Kansas 13 Springs Ave. 177th E. Albany Sara Rd. 2 Turnpike ( 13.3 miles ) 66 412 412 36th St. To Arkansas Line Kenosha LAKE 59 177 3 23rd St. MUSKOGEE 1 OVERHOLSER 44 Houston CREEK TURNPIKE ( 33.22 miles ) 169 Broken TURNPIKE d . N. W. 10th St. r Arrow e . a r v 51 v d D r A 64 R 1 a d Washington H 4 66 a Jenks 3 2 TURNER TURNPIKE o R . 364 l . e N 7 l t W. Reno i SPUR v S 1 Elm H 75 . A Sulphur e 2 . 2 2 v 101st St. S. New Orleans A W Riverside 64 40 l n a a i e Sapulpa l r d m i l 2 a o 364 r y To Y E Co. Line e 2 1 r 2 Pkwy m h o Florence e k d I-35 7 S. W. 15th St. S h c o M i 1 t 2 o 9th 9 1 H . w 4 l E 364 1 1 Mingo Rd. Garnett Rd. 1 Miles Between Ramps 3 Tucson 364 209th Aspen Toll Collection Points Olive 2.
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