List of Oklahoma numbered highways

Highway markers for Interstate 44, U.S. Highway 64 and State Highway 3
Map showing Oklahoma's numbered highways
Highway names
Interstates:	Interstate nn (I-nn)
US Highways:	U.S. Highway nn (US nn)
State:	State Highway nn (SH-nn)
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Oklahoma has a large network of numbered highways maintained by the state. These roads fall into one of three categories: Interstate highways, U.S. highways, and state highways. Interstate highways and U.S. highways are continuous with surrounding states, while state highways are not (though Oklahoma and another state's department of transportation may coordinate numbering).

The majority of the numbered highways within Oklahoma are maintained by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation. The only exceptions are sections of Interstate 44 and U.S. Highway 412, which run along turnpikes maintained by the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority. (I-44 runs along the H.E. Bailey, Turner, and Will Rogers Turnpikes; US-412 is signed along the Cimarron and Cherokee Turnpikes.)

Individual counties may establish a numbering system to apply to roads that they maintain. These highways are not listed here.

Interstate highways

See List of Interstate Highways in Oklahoma

U.S. highways

See List of U.S. Highways in Oklahoma

State highways

Oklahoma's state highways serve as the second-lowest tier on the Oklahoma road system. They are marked with a number contained inside an outline of the state, having been formerly marked inside a white circle in a black box until January 2006.^[1]

SH-81 has not been issued for a state highway so that is not confused with US Highways and Interstates bearing the same number designation. SH-35 has been issued, but it is only for a short spur, far from I-35. SH-60, SH-62, SH-69, and SH-75 were once assigned but these designation have since been revoked. Other two-digit highways that have yet to be assigned include: SH-12, SH-13, SH-21, SH-41, SH-57, SH-61, SH-68, and SH-90. SH-40 was once issued, but was absorbed into U.S. Highway 177; see SH-40A. SH-41, which was an east-west route across west-central Oklahoma that began at the intersection of S.W. 29th and May Avenue in Oklahoma City and veered southwest to Mustang, Union City and Minco before continuing west through Binger, Eakly, Cordell and Sayre and then crossing the Texas border near Sweetwater, was redesignated as SH-152 over its entire length in 1955. Across the Texas Panhandle, the highway continues as TX-152 to Dumas, Texas. SH-61 had a strange east-west route across south-central Oklahoma that started at SH-13 (Now SH-3W). Where it headed south, passing through Vanoss and then to Roff, where it turned east to Fittstown. It then headed south with SH-99 until turning east again. The road turned north in Jessie. It went north until it turned back east north of Stonewall It turned east again until it ended on SH-48 in Luna.

Many Oklahoma state highways have short spur routes connecting them to towns which lay off of the main route. Many times, these bear the same number as the parent highway, with a letter suffix. Some state highway spurs and loops from US highways have designations that are drawn from the parent US Highway designation.

As higher-level roads replaced sections of some routes, those sections sometimes had their designation revoked. This led to some highways being fragmented, missing one or more sections in the middle of the road. There are also a few unrelated highways that are designated in completely different parts of the state with the same number.

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Number	Length (mi)[2]	Length (km)	Southern or western terminus	Northern or eastern terminus	Formed	Removed	Notes
SH-1	209.7[3]	337.5	US-177/SH-199 between Mannsville and Madill	Highway 88 toward Mena, Ark.	1968	current
SH-1	—	—	—	—	1924	1933	Became part of SH-51
SH-1	—	—	—	—	1933	1962	Supplanted by I-40
SH-2	116.7[4]	187.8	SH-3 west of Antlers	US-64 in Warner	c. 1934	current
SH-2	26.3[5]	42.3	US-60 / US-69 in Vinita	US-59 toward Chetopa, Kan.	—	—
SH-2	—	—	Texas state line	Kansas state line	1924	1930	Became US-81
SH-2A	—	—	Goodland	US-271/SH-109 south of Hugo	1934	1986	Now OK-271A
SH-3	616.0	991.4	US-287/US-385 toward Campo, Colo.	Highway 32 toward Foreman, Ark.	1937	current
SH-3	—	—	—	—	1924	1931	Became US-270
SH-3A	2.22	3.57	SH-3 / SH-74 in Oklahoma City	I-44 / SH-66 in Oklahoma City	c. 1979	c. 2009
SH-3B	1.32	2.12	SH-7 in Atoka	US-75 / SH-3 in Atoka	c. 1985	current
SH-3E	58.4	94.0	I-40 / US-177 / US-270 / SH-3 northwest of Shawnee	SH-1 / SH-3 / SH-19 west of Ada	1976	current	Merges with SH-3W at either end to form SH-3
SH-3W	50.6	81.4	I-40/US-177/US-270/SH-3 northwest of Shawnee	SH-1/SH-3/SH-19 west of Ada	1976	current	Merges with SH-3E at either end to form SH-3
SH-4	41.7	67.1	I-44/Norman Spur Turnpike south of Bridge Creek	Piedmont	1941	current
SH-4	12.01[6]	19.33	US-259 in Smithville	AR 4 at the Arkansas state line	1963	current	Formerly SH-21
SH-4	—	—	—	—	1924	1930	Became US-77
SH-5	20.42[7][8]	32.86	US-62 in Gould	SH-6 in Eldorado	1924	current
SH-5	98.2[9]	158.0	US-283 south of Altus	US-70 in Waurika	1924	current
SH-5A	8.00[10]	12.87	US-277/US-281 at Cookietown	SH-5 west of Temple	1947	current
SH-5B	7.00[10]	11.27	US-70 at Taylor	SH-5A east of Cookietown	1950	current
SH-5C	8.48[11]	13.65	SH-5 in Tipton	US-183 in Manitou	1954	current
SH-6	121.8[12]	196.0	TX-6 toward Quanah, Tex.	SH-152 east of Sweetwater	1948	current
SH-6	—	—	—	—	1924	1930
SH-7	150.5[13]	242.2	I-44/US-277/US-281 in Lawton	US-69/US-75/SH-3 in Atoka	1941	current
SH-7	—	—	—	—	1924	1935
SH-7	—	—	—	—	1935	1936	Became SH-37
SH-7	—	—	—	—	1936	1937
SH-7A	1.99[14]	3.20	SH-81A in Duncan	SH-7 in Duncan	1961	current
SH-7A	—	—	SH-7 in Lawton	Fort Sill	1944	1988
SH-7B	—	—	US-77 near Turner Falls	SH-7 west of Davis	1948	1956
SH-7C	—	—	Dougherty	SH-7 in Davis	1948	1956	Renumbered as SH-110
SH-7D	3.50[15]	5.63	SH-7 south of Bromide	Bromide	1954	current
SH-7 Spur	4[16]	6	SH-7 west of Sulphur	US-177 / Chickasaw Tpk. north of Sulphur	2011[17]	current	Previously a segment of the Chickasaw Turnpike
SH-8	179.1[18]	288.2	US-277/SH-19 north of Cyril	K-8 toward Kiowa, Kan.	1924[19]	current
SH-8A	4.78[20]	7.69	SH-8 north of Watonga	SH-51A west of Roman Nose State Park	1944	current
SH-8B	1.00[21]	1.61	Aline	SH-8 east of Aline	—	—
SH-9	348.1[22]	560.2	TX-203 toward Wellington, Tex.	I-540/US-271 toward Ft. Smith, Ark.	1924[23]	current
SH-9A	—	—	SH-39 in Konawa	I-40 northeast of Shawnee	1947	current
SH-9A	4.11[24]	6.61	US-69 north of Canadian	SH-9	1950	current
SH-9A	8.50[25]	13.68	US-271/SH-9 east of Spiro	Fort Smith, Ark.	1959	current
SH-10	233.1[26]	375.1	SH-99 west of Herd	I-40 southeast of Gore	1924	current
SH-10A	6.14[27][28]	9.88	SH-10 southeast of Braggs	SH-100 near Tenkiller Ferry Dam	1959	current
SH-10C	4.37[29]	7.03	SH-10 east of Miami	Route U toward Seneca, Mo.	1954	current
SH-11	204.9[30]	329.8	US-281 north of Alva	I-244 in Tulsa	1924	current
SH-11A	5.00[31]	8.05	SH-11 west of Medford	Wakita	1956	current
SH-12	0.100[32]	0.161	To be determined	To be determined	proposed	—	Appears in ODOT 8-year plan, to be established federal fiscal year 2017[32]
SH-12	—	—	SH-7 south of Mill Creek	US-177/SH-199 east of Mannsville	1924	1985	Became part of SH-1
SH-13	—	—	—	—	1924	1930	Transferred to US-164 (became US-60 in 1931)
SH-13	—	—	US-177 south of Asher	SH-1/SH-99 in Ada	1937	1976	Became SH-3W
SH-14	27.85[33]	44.82	US-281/SH-45 in Waynoka	US-64/US-281 in Alva	1924	current
SH-15	47.1	75.8	SH 15 toward Follett, Tex.	US-183/US-270/SH-3 in Woodward	1924	current	Formerly connected to the other instance of SH-15
SH-15	62.4	100.4	US-64/US-412/SH-74 south of Garber	SH-18 north of Pawnee	1924	current	Formerly connected to the other instance of SH-15
SH-15A	4.52[34]	7.27	SH-15 in Woodward	Boiling Springs State Park	c. 1948	1956	Became SH-34 and SH-34C
SH-16	99.2	159.6	SH-33/SH-99 in Drumright	SH-51 in Wagoner	1937	current
SH-16	99.2	159.6	SH-33/SH-99 in Drumright	SH-51 in Wagoner	1924	1935	Became US-169
SH-17	20.86[35][36]	33.57	US-277 in Elgin	US-81 Bus. in Rush Springs	1937	current
SH-17	—	—	—	—	1924	1935	Became US-59
SH-17A	3.10[37]	4.99	I-35 southwest of Wynnewood	US-77 south of Wynnewood	1983	current
SH-18	134.4	216.3	US-270 in Shawnee	K-15 toward Dexter, Kan.	1924	current
SH-18A	0.39[38]	0.63	US-177 in Chickasaw National Recreation Area	Veterans' hospital	—	—
SH-18B	4.63[39]	7.45	SH-18 south of Chandler	Sparks	1953	current
SH-18W	—	—	—	—	1948	1970	eliminated from system
SH-19	171.7[40]	276.3	US-283/SH-6 in Blair	SH-1/SH-3 west of Ada	1924	current
SH-19A	—	—	SH-19 west of Pauls Valley	SH-7 in Hoover	1947	1960
SH-19B	—	—	SH-19A southwest of Pauls Valley	US-77 in Pauls Valley	1950	1956
SH-19C	0.48[36]	0.77	SH-19 south of Alex	Alex	1961	current	unsigned
SH-19D	0.30[36]	0.48	SH-19 in Bradley	North of Bradley	1961	current	unsigned
SH-20	142.7[41]	229.7	SH-18 south of Fairfax	Route 43 toward Southwest City, Mo. (overlapped with Arkansas Highway 43)	1924	current
SH-21	—	—	Arkansas state line	Arkansas State Line	1924	1963	became part of SH-3, US-259, and SH-4(E)
SH-22	47.4[42]	76.3	SH-1 in Ravia	US-70 in Bokchito	1924	current
SH-22S	—	—	—	—	1937	1938
SH-23	35.3	56.8	SH 23 toward Booker, Tex.	K-23 toward Meade, Kan.	1958	current
SH-23	—	—	—	—	1924	1931	became part of US-270
SH-23	—	—	—	—	1935	1958	renumbered as SH-123
SH-24	21.1[43]	34.0	SH-74 north of Maysville	SH-74 in Goldsby	1937	current
SH-24	—	—	—	—	1924	1932	transferred to US-283
SH-25	12.07[29][44]	19.42	SH-2 at Pyramid Corners	US-59/US-69 in Narcissa	1924	current
SH-25	5.20[45]	8.37	SH-10 east of Grove	Route O at the Missouri state line	—	—
SH-26	7.97[46]	12.83	SH-31 in McCurtain	SH-9 west of Keota	1938	current
SH-26	—	—	—	—	1924	1930	became part of US-177
SH-27	14.7[47]	23.7	SH-9 west of Wetumka	US-62/SH-56 in Okemah	1942	current
SH-27	—	—	—	—	1924	1942	became a part of SH-56
SH-28	68.4[48]	110.1	US-169 southeast of Delaware	SH-20 west of Jay	1924	current
SH-28A	4.56[49]	7.34	SH-66 in Foyil	SH-28 east of Foyil	1957	current
SH-29	58.5[50]	94.1	US-81 in Marlow	US-177 north of Sulphur	1924	current
SH-29A	0.48[37]	0.77	Foster	SH-29 north of Foster	1961	current
SH-30	84.4[51]	135.8	US-62 in Hollis	Durham	1936[52]	current
SH-30	—	—	—	—	1926	1930	became a part of US-64
SH-31	—	—	SH-48 south of Tupelo	US-59/US-271 north of Panama	1926	current
SH-31A	4.46[24][53]	7.18	SH-31 north of Ashland	US-270/SH-1 north of Stuart	1948	current
SH-31B	3.44[54]	5.54	Olney	SH-31 northeast of Clarita	1986	current
SH-32	77.3[55]	124.4	US-81 in Ryan	US-70 in Kingston	1934[56]	current
SH-32	—	—	—	—	1927	1942	Became a portion of SH-5
SH-33	—	—	SH 33 toward Canadian, Tex.	US-75 Alt./SH-66/SH-97 in Sapulpa	1927	current
SH-33C	2.98[45]	4.80	Oaks	SH-33 west of Kansas, Okla.	c. 1957[57]	1989	Renumbered as SH-412A
SH-33G	—	—	SH-33 west of Locust Grove	SH-69A west of Sportsman Acres	c. 1986[58]	1989	renumbered as SH-412B
SH-34	188.3[59]	303.0	SH-6 northeast of Eldorado	K-1 toward Coldwater, Kan.	1931[60]	current
SH-34	—	—	—	—	1927	1930	Became a portion of US-75
SH-34A	1.00[61]	1.61	Willow	US-283/SH-34 east of Willow	c. 1943[62]	current	unsigned
SH-34B	1.03[61]	1.66	Brinkman	US-283 / SH-34 east of Brinkman	c. 1943[62]	current	unsigned
SH-34C	4.52[34]	7.27	SH-34 north of Woodward	Boiling Springs State Park	c. 1956[63]	current
SH-35	0.85[64]	1.37	Osage Hills State Park	US-60 west of Bartlesville	1944	current	Unsigned
SH-35	—	—	—	—	1927	1938	Became a portion of SH-3
SH-36	44.4[65]	71.5	I-44 / US-277/US-281 southwest of Randlett	I-44 / US-277/US-281 south of Lawton	c. 1926[66]	current
SH-36A	—	—	Cameron University	Pioneer Expressway (present-day I-44) in Lawton	c. 1953[67]	c. 1978[68]
SH-37	65.8[69]	105.9	US-281/SH-8 in Hinton	Sunnylane Road in Moore	1937	current
SH-37	12.54[6]	20.18	SH 37 toward Clarksville, Tex.	US-70 Byp. in Idabel	1956	current	Formerly numbered SH-57
SH-37	—	—	—	—	1927	1935	Became a portion of SH-9
SH-38	14.76[70]	23.75	US-64 in Jet	SH-11 west of Medford	c. 1961[71]	current
SH-38	—	—	—	—	1927	1940	Became a portion of US-287
SH-38	—	—	—	—	1941	1961	Became a portion of SH-45
SH-39	68.4[65]	110.1	US-62/US-277/SH-9 at Tabler	US-377/SH-3E/SH-56/SH-99 southeast of Konawa	c. 1936[72]	current
SH-39	—	—	—	—	1927	1930	Became a portion of US-66
SH-40	—	—	US-66 in Warwick	US-60/US-77 in Ponca	1927	1965	Became US 177
SH-40A	0.35[39]	0.56	US-177 west of Carney	Carney	1961	current
SH-41	—	—	Texas state line west of Sweetwater	Oklahoma City	c. 1927[73]	1954[74]	Renumbered to SH-152
SH-42	1.43[75]	2.30	Dill City	SH-152 north of Dill City	1939[76]	current
SH-42	—	—	—	—	1927	1938	removed from state highway system
SH-43	—	—	US-75/SH-3 in Coalgate	SH-2 northeast of Clayton	1942	current
SH-43	—	—	—	—	1927	1933	Became a portion of SH-2
SH-43	—	—	—	—	1935	1938	Removed from the state highway system
SH-44	59.2[77]	95.3	US-283 north of Blair	SH-33 in Butler	1932[78]	current
SH-44	—	—	—	—	1927	1928	Became a portion of SH-48 (now SH 99)
SH-44	—	—	—	—	1928	1932	Became SH-74 so number could be reused for longer road
SH-44A	1.43	2.30	SH-44 southwest of Lugert	Quartz Mountain State Park	1950	current
SH-45	—	—	US-281/SH-14 in Waynoka	US-60/US-64/US-81 in Enid	c. 1927[73]	current
SH-46	49.3[79]	79.3	US-60 / US-283 / SH-51 in Arnett	US-64 west of Buffalo	1939	current
SH-46	—	—	—	—	1927	1930	Became US-54
SH-47	—	—	FM 2124 toward Allison, Tex.	SH-33 in Thomas	1936[80]	current
SH-47	—	—	—	—	1927	1930	Became a portion of SH-15
SH-47A	2.15	3.46	SH-47 west of Cheyenne	SH-47 west of Cheyenne	1965[80]	current
SH-47A	—	—	SH-47 west of Reydon	Reydon	1950[80]	1954[80]
SH-48	159.5[81]	256.7	SH-78 north of Durant	US-64/US-412 southeast of Cleveland	1927	current
SH-48A	9.39[15]	15.11	SH-78 in Milburn	SH-48 at Coleman	1950	current
SH-49	30.0	48.3	SH-54 south of Cooperton	I-44 / US-62 / US-277 / US-281 north of Lawton	1927	current
SH-50	37.7[82]	60.7	US-183 / US-270 / SH-3 southeast of Woodward	US-64 at Camp Houston	1927[83]	current
SH-50A	0.54[34]	0.87	SH-50 southwest of Freedom	Alabaster Caverns State Park	1959	current
SH-50B	4.56[34]	7.34	Boiling Springs State Park	SH-50 north of Mooreland	c. 1958[84]	current	Formerly part of SH-34C
SH-51	332.8	535.6	US-60 toward Higgins, Tex. (concurrent with US-60)	Highway 244 toward Lincoln, Ark.	1927[85]	current
SH-51A	22.40[20][21]	36.05	SH-8 north of Watonga	SH-58 south of Fairview	1950	current
SH-51B	18.49[86]	29.76	SH-72 in Coweta	US-69 south of Wagoner	1954	current
SH-51C	—	—	SH-51 west of Stillwater	Lake Carl Blackwell	—	2005
SH-51D	—	—	SH-51 south of Sand Springs	I-244 in Tulsa	—	c. 1977
SH-52	4.06[87]	6.53	Hanna	SH-9 north of Hanna	1941	current
SH-52	16.46[88]	26.49	US-266 northeast of Grayson	SH-16 west of Bald Hill	1941	current
SH-52	—	—	—	—	1927	1931	Transferred to US-62
SH-53	87.6[89]	141.0	SH-5 in Walters	US-177 east of Gene Autry	1928	current
SH-53A	1.00[90]	1.61	Gene Autry	SH-53 north of Gene Autry	1973	current
SH-53A	1.01[91]	1.63	SH-53 east of Comanche	Comanche Lake	1948	2004[92]
SH-54	9.96[11]	16.03	US-70 west of Grandfield	SH-5 north of Hollister	1956[93]	current
SH-54	—	—	US-62 southeast of Snyder	SH-33 east of Thomas	1941[93]	current
SH-54A	3.50[75]	5.63	Corn	SH-54 east of Corn	—	—
SH-54B	3.27[75]	5.26	SH-54 west of Colony	Colony	—	—
SH-55	39.9[94]	64.2	SH-34 in Carter	SH-54 at Lake Valley	Error: Invalid date "1932?".	current
SH-56	—	—	US-377 / SH-3E / SH-39 / SH-99 southeast of Konawa	US-62 in Okmulgee	1929[95]	current
SH-57	—	—	—	—	1932	1955	Became the southeastern SH-37
SH-58	72.7[96]	117.0	SH-49 east of Medicine Park	Blaine–Custer County line north of Hydro	1945[97]	current
SH-58	105.9[20][98]	170.4	US-270 / US-281 / SH-3 / SH-33 west of Watonga	Kansas state line south of Attica, Kan.	c. 1931[99]	current
SH-58A	5.33[20]	8.58	SH-51 west of Canton	SH-58 northeast of Canton	—	—
SH-59	93.0[100]	149.7	SH-39 north of Criner	US-270 Bus. / SH-56 in Wewoka	1932[101]	current
SH-59A	5.27[102][103]	8.48	US-177 / SH-59 east of Byars	SH-3W northwest of Ada	—	—
SH-59B	5.69[37][102]	9.16	SH-19 east of Lindsay	SH-59 west of Payne	—	—
SH-59B	6.93[104]	11.15	SH-102 west of Macomb	US-177 / SH-3W west of Chisney	—	—
SH-60	—	—	—	—	1937	1938	removed from state highway system
SH-61	—	—	—	—	1934	1941	became a portion of SH-7
SH-61	—	—	—	—	1944	1968	Turned over to Pontotoc County
SH-61A	—	—	SH-99 west of Harden City	Harden City	1948	1985	Renumbered to SH-99A
SH-62	—	—	—	—	1944	1961	removed from state highway system
SH-63	—	—	US-69 in Kiowa	Highway 8 toward Mena, Ark.	1935[105]	current
SH-63	—	—	—	—	1933	1935	renumbered to SH-43 so the number can be reused to renumber SH 10A (now part of SH 9 and SH 71)
SH-63A	2.40[106]	3.86	SH-1 / SH-63 west of Talihina	—	—	—	Highway branches into two and has three termini
SH-64A	2[107]	3	I-35 / US-64 exit 186	Perry	c. 1964[107]	c. 1971[108]
SH-64B	11.39[28]	18.33	I-40 south of Muldrow	SH-101 north of Muldrow	c. 1958[84]	current
SH-64C	9[109]	14	SH-64B north of Muldrow	US-64 southeast of Roland	c. 1973[109]	c. 1975[110]
SH-64D	3.65[28]	5.87	US-64 north of Moffett	Toward Van Buren, Ark.	c. 1973[109]	current
SH-65	—	—	US-70 south of Temple	SH-17 in Sterling	c. 1932[111]	current
SH-66	192.7[112]	310.1	I-40 Bus./US-81 in El Reno	US-60 northeast of White Oak	1985[113]	current	Former US-66
SH-66	—	—	SH-66 west of Wellston	SH-66 east of Wellston	1936[113]	1985	renumbered to SH-66B when modern SH-66 was established
SH-66A	—	—	SH-3 / SH-74 in Oklahoma City	I-44 / SH-66 in Oklahoma City	—	c. 1979
SH-66B	3.26[39]	5.25	SH-66 west of Wellston	SH-66 east of Wellston	1985[113]	current	Established as SH-66 when US-66 was active, renumbered to SH-66B when modern SH-66 was established
SH-67	9.94[114][115]	16.00	US-75 Alt. in Kiefer	US-64 in Bixby	1936[116]	current
SH-68	—	—	—	—	1932	1970	Turned over to Hughes County
SH-69	—	—	—	—	1944	1987	Became parts of SH-54A, SH-54B, and SH-183A, and the remainder turned over to Washita County
SH-69A	5.15[29]	8.29	SH-10 in Miami	US-69 east of Commerce	—	—
SH-69A	4.70[117]	7.56	US-69 south of Pryor	Sportsman Acres	—	—
SH-70	—	—	—	—	—	1955	Became SH-106
SH-70A	—	—	Lake Texoma	US-70 in Kingston	—	—
SH-70B	5.71[118]	9.19	Lake Texoma	US-70 in Kingston	—	—
SH-70C	0.32[10]	0.51	US-70 in Randlett	Randlett	—	—
SH-70D	0.30[10]	0.48	US-70 in Devol	Devol	—	—
SH-70E	31.87[119]	51.29	SH-78 south of Durant	US-70 north of Bennington	—	—
SH-70F	4.56[118]	7.34	SH-32 west of Kingston	US-70 south of Madill	—	—
SH-71	20.92[120]	33.67	SH-31 in Quinton	SH-2 south of Porum	—	—
SH-71	—	—	—	—	1937	1938	removed from the state highway system
SH-72	—	—	US-266 south of Council Hill	SH-51 in Coweta	1935	current
SH-72	—	—	—	—	1931	1933	Became a portion of SH-22
SH-73	—	—	SH-34 south of Hammon	I-40 Bus. west of Clinton	1967	current
SH-73	—	—	—	—	1938	1958	Became a portion of SH-6
SH-74	52.5[121]	84.5	SH-7 west of Alpers	I-35 in Goldsby	1937[122]	current
SH-74	91.5[123]	147.3	I-44/SH-3/SH-66 in Oklahoma City	SH-11 west of Deer Creek	c. 1931[101]	current	Formerly SH-44
SH-74A	2.76[124]	4.44	I-35 in Norman	US-77 in Norman	1936[125]	c. 2009[126]
SH-74B	9.95[102]	16.01	SH-76 south of Blanchard	SH-74 in Goldsby	—	—
SH-74C	11.59[127]	18.65	SH-74 in Crescent	US-77 north of Guthrie	—	—
SH-74D	2.76[127]	4.44	Lovell	SH-74 east of Lovell	—	—
SH-74E	4.98[127]	8.01	SH-51 south of Marshall	SH-74 east of Marshall	—	—
SH-74F	8.05[127]	12.96	SH-33 north of Cashion	SH-74 east of Cashion	—	—
SH-74G	—	—	IH-35 in Purcell	SH-74 in Purcell	—	c. 1995	date of cancellation unknown
SH-75	—	—	—	—	1944	1947	Renumbered to SH-75A
SH-76	100	160	South of Leon	SH-37 in Newcastle	—	—
SH-77	—	—	Partial loop and spurs through Lake Murray State Park and road from East of Edmond to Oklahoma City		1954	1965	Section through Lake Murray State Park became SH-77D in 1960; section from SH-32 northward became SH-77 a year earlier; Section through Oklahoma City transferred to US 77
SH-77A	—	—	Partial loop and spurs through Lake Murray State Park		—	1954	Became SH-77
SH-77C	0.47[102]	0.76	US-77 west of Gene Autry	Gene Autry	—	1954	Became part of SH-53
SH-77C	0.47[102]	0.76	US-77/SH-39/SH-74 in Purcell	US-77/SH-39 in Purcell	—	—	Unsigned
SH-77D	2.55[38]	4.10	US-77 south of Davis	Falls Creek Baptist Conference Center	—	—
SH-77H	13.75[128][129]	22.13	US-77 in Norman	I-240/SH-3 in Oklahoma City	1950	current
SH-77S	30.04[90][130]	48.34	Partial loop and spurs through Lake Murray State Park		1951	current
SH-78	—	—	SH 78 toward Bonham, Tex.	SH-22 east of Tishomingo	1956	current
SH-78	—	—	—	—	1933	1948	Removed from state highway system
SH-79	4.43[131]	7.13	SH 79 toward Byers, Tex.	US-70 in Waurika	c. 1938[132]	current
SH-80	—	—	US-62 / SH-10 in Fort Gibson	SH-51 in Hulbert	1952	current
SH-80	—	—	—	—	1941	1951	Removed from state highway system
SH-80A	0.85[27]	1.37	SH-80 in Fort Gibson	SH-80 in Fort Gibson	—	—
SH-81A	0.71[14]	1.14	US-81 in Duncan	US-81 in Duncan	—	—
SH-82	43.2[133]	69.5	SH-1 / SH-63 west of Talihina	SH-9 in Stigler	1940	current
SH-82	99.2[98]	159.6	I-40 south of Vian	US-60 / US-69 east of Vinita	—	—
SH-82A	0.36[117]	0.58	SH-82 in Langley	SH-28 at Grand River Dam	—	—
SH-83	11.36[25]	18.28	US-59 north of Howe	Highway 96 toward Hartford, Ark.	—	—
SH-84	9.85[53][134]	15.85	SH-9 in Dustin	US-75 east of Weleetka	c. 1940[135]	current
SH-85	13.41[44][45]	21.58	SH-82 west of Ketchum	US-60/US-69 east of Vinita	—	—
SH-85A	5.68[45]	9.14	SH-85 west of Bernice	SH-125 north of Monkey Island	—	—
SH-86	12.06[136][137]	19.41	SH-51 west of Stillwater	US-77 in Perry	—	—
SH-87	14.65[6]	23.58	US-259 southeast of Harris	Highway 108 toward Foreman, Ark.	—	—
SH-88	—	—	Inola	US-169 south of Oologah	—	—
SH-89	—	—	FM 677 toward St. Jo, Tex.	SH-53 east of Loco	1944	current
SH-90	—	—	—	—	c. 1941	1960	Split off from SH-30, became the western SH-5
SH-91	13.58[119]	21.85	SH 91 toward Denison, Tex.	SH-78 in Achille	—	—
SH-92	18.09[36]	29.11	US-62 / US-277 / SH-9 east of Chickasha	—	—	—
SH-92	—	—	SH-152 in Mustang	SH-66 in Yukon	—	2010
SH-93	15.75[138][139]	25.35	US-70 east of Hugo	SH-3 in Rattan	—	—
SH-94	14.92[140]	24.01	US-412/SH-3 northwest of Hardesty	US-54/US-64 in Hooker	c. 1943[62]	current
SH-95	42.1[141]	67.8	FM 1290 toward Gruver, Tex.	Elkhart, Kan.	c. 1952[142]	current
SH-96	4.01[130]	6.45	West of Burneyville	SH-32 north of Burneyville	c. 1957[57]	current
SH-97	19.86[64][114][115]	31.96	US-75 Alt. / SH-33 / SH-66 in Sapulpa	North of Sand Springs	1952[143]	current
SH-97T	—	—	US-64/US-412/SH-51 in Sand Springs	SH-97 in Sand Springs	2003	2004
SH-98	19.67[6]	31.66	SH-37 west of Idabel	SH-3 northwest of Glover	—	—
SH-98S	0.10[6]	0.16	Wright City	SH-98 north of Wright City	—	—	Unsigned
SH-99	241.5[144]	388.7	US 377 toward Whitesboro, Tex.	K-99 toward Chautauqua, Kan.	1938	current	Formerly SH-48
SH-99A	2.26[103]	3.64	SH-99 south of Fittstown	Harden City	—	—
SH-99A	22.46[104][134][145]	36.15	SH-3E east of Shawnee	SH-48 west of Bearden	—	—
SH-99B	—	—	SH-33/SH-99 in Drumright	SH-99 in Drumright	—	—
SH-99C	8.27[118]	13.31	SH-32 east of Lebanon	US-377 / SH-99 southwest of Madill	—	—
SH-99D	—	—	SH-99 north of Hominy	SH-99 north of Hominy	1981	1999	Bridge over Hominy Creek destroyed
SH-100	—	—	I-40 south of Webbers Falls	AR 156 toward Evansville, Ark.	1954[146]	current
SH-101	23.11[28]	37.19	US-59 north of Sallisaw	Highway 220 toward Cedarville, Ark.	—	—
SH-102	—	—	Wanette	SH-66, southwest of Wellston	1955[147]	current
SH-103	—	—	—	—	1955	1963	Became part of US-259
SH-104	7.02[27][86]	11.30	US-64/SH-72 in Haskell	SH-51B west of Porter	1955[148]	current
SH-105	—	—	SH-33 in Guthrie	SH-18 south of Agra	—	—
SH-106	—	—	—	—	1955[149]	1994[149]	Formerly SH-70, turned over to Marshall County
SH-107	—	—	—	—	1956[149]	1961[149]	Became a portion of rerouted SH-66 and SH-77 (now part of US 77)
SH-107	—	—	—	—	1972[149]	1981[149]	Still an active state highway with no number, Lincoln Boulevard in Oklahoma City
SH-107	—	—	—	—	1995[149]	Error: Invalid date "1995? (when road was complete".[149]	Temporary designation for 23rd Street while under construction in Oklahoma City
SH-108	—	—	US-64 east of Morrison	SH-51 east of Stillwater	—	—
SH-109	—	—	US-70 in Boswell	US-70 in West Ft. Towson	—	—
SH-110	9.99[38]	16.08	Dougherty	SH-7 in Davis	—	—
SH-111	—	—	—	—	1957	1964	Turned over to McClain County; bridge over Walnut Creek destroyed
SH-112	—	—	US-59 / US-271 north of Poteau	SH-9A in Arkoma	—	—
SH-113	—	—	US-69 Bus. north of McAlester	US-69 in Canadian	—	—
SH-114	—	—	—	—	1957	1961	Became part of US-56
SH-115	—	—	US-62 in Cache	SH-152 east of Cordell	—	—
SH-116	—	—	US-59/SH-10, west of Colcord	AR 12 west of Gentry, Ark.	—	—
SH-117	—	—	SH-33 / SH-66 west of Sapulpa	US-75 north of Glenpool	—	—
SH-117A	0.75	1.21	SH-117 in Sapulpa	US-75 / SH-66 in Sapulpa	—	—
SH-119	—	—	—	—	1957	1979	Became part of SH-11
SH-120	3.04[25]	4.89	SH-112 in Rock Island	AR 10 west of Hackett, Ark.	—	—
SH-121	—	—	—	—	1957	1965	turned over to Latimer County
SH-122	—	—	—	—	1957	1966	Turned over to McClain County
SH-123	—	—	SH-11 east of Barnsdall	US-60 in Bartlesville	—	—
SH-124	—	—	—	—	1957	1970	removed from system
SH-125	—	—	Monkey Island	US-69 / SH-10 in Miami	—	—
SH-126	9.1[150]	14.6	SH-76 north of Dibble	SH-24 in Washington	c. 1957[151]	c. 1966[152]	Turned over to McClain County
SH-127	—	—	US-59 / SH-10 / SH-20 in Jay	US-59 / SH-10 north of Jay	—	—
SH-128	9.81[25]	15.79	US-59 / US-270 in Heavener	AR 28 west of Bates, Ark.	—	—
SH-129	—	—	—	—	1958	1964	turned over to Potowatomie County
SH-130	3.00[102]	4.83	SH-76 in Newcastle	US-62/US-277 in Newcastle	1957[151]	current	Removed from the state highway system in 1965 but restored in 1979
SH-131	—	—	SH-31 northeast of Coalgate	US-69 southwest of Kiowa	—	—
SH-132	—	—	SH-51 west of Hennessey	Kansas state line north of Manchester	—	—
SH-133	6.6	10.6	SH-19 northeast of Pauls Valley	—	1959[84]	current
SH-134	—	—	—	—	1957	1964	removed from system; now SH 325
SH-135	0.4	0.6	Main Street in Owasso	US-169 in Owasso	—	—	Unsigned highway
SH-136	40.5	65.2	Texas state line south of Guymon	Kansas state line north of Guymon	—	—
SH-137	6.2	10.0	US-60 in Twin Bridges State Park	SH-10 east of Miami	—	—
SH-138	—	—	—	—	1959	1961	transferred to rerouted US-75
SH-140	—	—	—	—	1959	1970	turned over to Lincoln County
SH-141	—	—	US-59 south of Sallisaw	US-64 east of Gans	—	—
SH-142	—	—	I-35 north of Ardmore	SH-199 east of Ardmore	—	—
SH-143	—	—	—	—	1961	1986	renumbered as SH-31B
SH-144	—	—	US-271 southeast of Clayton	US-259 east of Octavia	—	—
SH-145	—	—	I-35 west of Paoli	US-77 in Paoli	—	—
SH-146	—	—	SH-9 northwest of Fort Cobb	SH-152 west of Binger	—	—
SH-147	—	—	US-70 east of Sawyer	SH-3 east of Rattan	—	—
SH-149	8.0	12.9	US-283 in Laverne	SH-46 north of May	—	—
SH-150	—	—	US-69 north of Eufaula	I-40 west of Checotah	—	—
SH-151	—	—	SH-51 east of Mannford	US-412 west of Sand Springs	—	—
SH-152	149.2[153]	240.1	Texas state line west of Sweetwater	I-44/SH-3 in Oklahoma City	1954[74]	current	Formerly SH-41
SH-153	0.47	0.76	US-77 in Thackerville	Interstate 35	—	—
SH-156	16.9	27.2	US-77/SH-15 south of Tonkawa	US-60/US-77/US-177, west of Ponca City	1965[154]	current
SH-159	—	—	—	—	1971	2004	removed from system
SH-160	—	—	—	—	1972	1984	transferred to US-177
SH-162	1.3	2.1	US-62/US-64/SH-16 south of Taft	Taft	—	—
SH-164	—	—	SH-74 in Covington	US-77 east of Lucien	—	—
SH-165	—	—	US-64 south of Muskogee	US-62 east of Muskogee	—	—
SH-166	0.69[114]	1.11	SH-97 in Sapulpa	Frankoma Road in Sapulpa	—	—
SH-167	—	—	I-44/US-412 east of Tulsa	SH-266 east of Mingo	—	—
SH-171	21.1	34.0	US-287 southeast of Boise City	US-56 in Keyes	—	—
SH-198	—	—	—	—	—	—	Now SH-98S
SH-199	44.1	71.0	I-35/US-70 in Ardmore	SH-78 in Brown	—	—
SH-209	2.25[138]	3.62	US-70 in Fort Towson	Raymond Gary State Park	—	—
SH-251A	—	—	SH-16 in Okay	SH-80 east of Mallard Bay	—	—
SH-259A	—	—	US-259 north of Broken Bow	US-259 north of Broken Bow	—	—
SH-266	—	—	US-169 north of Tulsa	SH-66 in Verdigris	—	—
SH-270	—	—	US-62, Harrah	US-177, east of Dale	—	—
SH-271A	1.9	3.1	Goodland	US-271/SH-109 south of Hugo	—	—
SH-281A	—	—	US-277/US-281 west of Geronimo	Geronimo	—	—
SH-298	—	—	—	—	—	—	Turned over to McCurtain County
SH-299	—	—	—	—	1939	1955	renumbered as SH-78
SH-325	38.7	62.3	New Mexico state line west of Kenton	US-287 / US-385 / SH-3 in Boise City	—	—
SH-351	53.1	85.5	SH-51 in Broken Arrow	I-40 west of Webbers Falls	2014[155]	current	Muskogee Turnpike
SH-364	33.22[156]	53.46	I-44/Turner Tpk. in Sapulpa	I-44/Will Rogers Tpk./US-412 in Fair Oaks	2014[155]	current	Creek Turnpike
SH-412A	2.98[45]	4.80	Oaks	US-412 Alt. west of Kansas, Okla.	1989	current	Formerly SH-33C
SH-412B	5.33[117]	8.58	US-412 west of Locust Grove	SH-69A west of Sportsman Acres	1989	current	Formerly SH-33G
SH-412P	1.26[49]	2.03	US-412 east of Fair Oaks	Verdigris River	—	—

See also

• List of former Oklahoma numbered highways

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External links

• OKHighways
• State highway map from the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (~2 MB)
• Oklahoma Digital Maps: Digital Collections of Oklahoma and Indian Territory