 Westbound
US 412, the Cimarron Turnpike, at US 64 near Morrison. As you can see,
the median of the Cimarron is raised slightly and close to the roadway. |
 You
need exact change for the US 64 exit. |
 West
US 412. I like the Oklahoma Turnpike system: 75 mph!!! |
 A
mileage sign on US 412 West. |
 Near
US 177 now. |
 The
toll plazas on the Cimarron are built into the overpasses. This is at
US 177. |
 The
last exit before the Cimarron ends is US 77. |
 Coming
up on I-35, the end of the turnpike. |
 Use
the left lane to get to Enid. |
 An
unusual way of announcing the I-35 exits. |
 West
US 64 and US 412 at I-35. Enid is about 30 miles ahead. |
 A
look westward into Garfield County. If you look closely, you can see a
70 mph sign in the background. I think this is the only "expressway"
in Oklahoma that is signed 70, the rest are 65. Freeways are reserved
for 70 mph, and the turnpikes are 75. So little traffic, so quickly
the time goes by. |
 On
the outskirts of Enid now, US 64 turns northward. |
 US
64 turns, while Bus. US 64 follows US 412 into town. |
 Some
shields east of Enid still. |
 The
Chisolm Trail went right downtown Enid and Bus. US 64 follows it today. |
 JCT
US 60 and US 81. |
 US
60 and US 81 are getting closer... |
 West
US 60 follows US 412 for a while westward. |
 North
on US 81, which is also US 60 East. |
 West
on Business US 64 in Enid. |
 Eastbound
on US 64 and US 412 heading out of town. |
Westbound
US 412, the Cimarron Turnpike, at US 64 near Morrison. As you can see,
the median of the Cimarron is raised slightly and close to the roadway.
You
need exact change for the US 64 exit.
West
US 412. I like the Oklahoma Turnpike system: 75 mph!!! 
A
mileage sign on US 412 West.
Near
US 177 now.
The
toll plazas on the Cimarron are built into the overpasses. This is at
US 177.
The
last exit before the Cimarron ends is US 77.
Coming
up on I-35, the end of the turnpike.
Use
the left lane to get to Enid.
An
unusual way of announcing the I-35 exits.
West
US 64 and US 412 at I-35. Enid is about 30 miles ahead.
A
look westward into Garfield County. If you look closely, you can see a
70 mph sign in the background. I think this is the only "expressway"
in Oklahoma that is signed 70, the rest are 65. Freeways are reserved
for 70 mph, and the turnpikes are 75. So little traffic, so quickly
the time goes by.
On
the outskirts of Enid now, US 64 turns northward.
US
64 turns, while Bus. US 64 follows US 412 into town.
Some
shields east of Enid still.
The
Chisolm Trail went right downtown Enid and Bus. US 64 follows it today.
JCT
US 60 and US 81.
US
60 and US 81 are getting closer...
West
US 60 follows US 412 for a while westward.
North
on US 81, which is also US 60 East.
West
on Business US 64 in Enid.
Eastbound
on US 64 and US 412 heading out of town.