2009 - Oklahoma Department of Transportation

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OKLAHOMA’S MEMORIAL 

HIGHWAYS & BRIDGES 

A CHRONOLOGY OF TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION 

AND LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS 

Official Designations made before 

July 31, 2009 

Including Oklahoma Session Laws for 2009 

Historical Data Researched and Compiled by 

Planning & Research Division 

Oklahoma Department of Transportation

FIRST PRINTING 

1999 

PRINCIPAL RESEARCHERS 

David R. Lopez 

Richard R. Sumpter 

Gary R. Howell 

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SECOND PRINTING 

UPDATED 

2001 

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THIRD PRINTING 

UPDATED & REDESIGNED 

2004 

Featured C. B. Memminger Bridge on Cover 

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FOURTH PRINTING 

UPDATED 

2005 

Featuring Carl Albert Bridge on Cover 

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FIFTH PRINTING 

UPDATED & REDESIGNED 

2008 

Featuring Joe M. Morgan Memorial Bridge on Cover 

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SIXTH PRINTING 

UPDATED 

2009 

Featuring Richard D. Newkirk Bridge on Cover 

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Table of Contents 

Front Cover Photo............................................................................................................................ 4 

Forward............................................................................................................................................. 7 

Section One - Laws & Policy 

Transportation Policy for Dedications and Commendations 

Title 730 Section 15-1-9 (OAC) 

Legislative Commemorations and Types of Legislation 

Section Two - Signs & Monuments 

Typical Examples Present Memorial Signing 

Typical Examples Past Memorial Monuments 

Section Three - Chronological Guide 

Chronological Guide to Memorial Highways & Bridges 

Biographical Sketches of Persons Honored 

Section Four - Memorial Map 

Map of Oklahoma’s Memorial Highways & Bridges 

Section Five - Master Index 

Alphabetic Index to Memorial Highways and Bridges 

Index According to Highways 

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PHOTO ON THE FRONT COVER 

The Richard D. Newkirk Bridge at Fort Gibson Lake on SH 51 in Wagoner & Cherokee Counties 

Photo by Transportation Staff Mike Baroli 

RICHARD D. NEWKIRK BRIDGE 

Senate Resolution Number 50 

Approved May 17, 2002 

WHEREAS, Richard D. “Dick” Newkirk was born March 14, 1918, to J. E. Newkirk and Jeanettta Terrell. He graduated from Sperry 

High School and married Lorraine Miller on December 28, 1941; and 

WHEREAS, during World War II, Richard Newkirk turned down an assignment with the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers at Fort 

Riley, and instead, enlisted and served with the Ninth Air Corps in England, rising to the rank of First Lieutenant. A gunnery 

instructor, he was credited with several innovations, including design of a sight that enhanced the ability of pilots to skip bombs into 

caves in the North Atlantic where enemy U-boats were hidden; and 

WHEREAS, after the War, Richard D. Newkirk moved to Muskogee, Oklahoma, and served in the United States Army Corps of 

Engineers for three years, surveying the land that would become Fort Gibson Lake; and 

WHEREAS, although possessing only a high school education, Richard D. Newkirk achieved certification as a Professional Civil 

Engineer and a Professional Land Surveyor; and 

WHEREAS, Richard D. Newkirk joined the Oklahoma Department of Transportation as a laborer earning 35 cents an hour. He 

served for 45 years, retiring in 1987 as Division Engineer of Division One, after holding that position for 13 years; and 

WHEREAS, Richard D. Newkirk’s legacies include the Shawnee Bypass, the Nat Irish Freeway, the Southeast (Peak Boulevard) 

Bypass, and the bridge crossing the railroad track which enters the OG&E plant in Muskogee, Oklahoma; and 

WHEREAS, Richard D. Newkirk was very active in community affairs. He was a member of the Muskogee Park Board in the 1950s 

and a member of the Board of Directors of Commercial National Bank. He also served as Chair of the Muskogee Red Cross. Richard 

was a member and Chair of the Muskogee Port Authority for a period of 16 years and served for 23 years as a member of the General 

Hospital Board. In these positions, he was instrumental in the development of the Port of Muskogee and the Muskogee Regional 

Medical Center; and 

WHEREAS, Richard D. Newkirk was a 32nd Degree Mason and past Director of Muskogee Court of Jesters #99. His charitable 

endeavors included the Bedouin Shrine Temple and the Shrine Circus; and 

WHEREAS, Richard D. Newkirk was an avid sportsman, an excellent marksman and fisherman. In his youth he played semiprofessional 

baseball as a shortstop for several coporate teams in Tulsa, Oklahoma, during the 1930s; and 

WHEREAS, Richard D. Newkirk died at his lake home near Muskogee, Oklahoma, on Monday, August 17, 1998, at 80 years of age. 

He was posthumously awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Oklahoma Good Roads and Streets Association. 

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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE OF THE 2 SESSION OF THE 49 OKLAHOMA LEGISLATURE: 

THAT the Oklahoma State Senate praises Richard D. Newkirk’s dedicated service to the people and State of Oklahoma. 

THAT the Oklahoma State Senate directs the Oklahoma Department of Transportation to designate the Fort Gibson Bridge east of 

Wagoner, Oklahoma, and west of Hulbert, Oklahoma, on State Highway 51, the “Richard D. Newkirk Bridge”. 

THAT the Oklahoma State Senate directs the Oklahoma Department of Transportation to place permanent, suitable markers upon 

the bridge bearing his name. 

THAT a copy of this resolution be distributed to Richard D. Newkirk’s two daughters, Judy Newkirk Kelley and Jill Newkirk Gotcher; 

his son, Richard Terrell Newkirk; and the Oklahoma Department of Transportation. 

Taken from Senate Resolution Number 50, Oklahoma Session Laws, 2002. 

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Richard D. Newkirk 

Bridge 

over Fort Gibson Lake 

Wagoner I Cherokee 

County Line 

Richard D. Newkirk 

Division One Engineer 

1918-1998 

45 years of service to 

Oklahoma Department of Transportation

Forward 

This report is published by the Planning & Research Division of the Oklahoma 

Department of Transportation for distribution to the State Legislature, Transportation 

Commission and Department Administrative personnel. The chronology lists memorial 

highways, bridges, and other special named routes that have been designated by the State 

Legislature and the Oklahoma Transportation Commission since 1933. Its primary purpose 

is to inform the reader of existing named facilities and the prevention of duplicate or multiple 

commemorations for the same section of highway or bridge site. Commemorative 

designations for sections of Oklahoma’s Turnpike System other than the Turner and Will 

Rogers are not listed. 

Copies of Legislative and/or Transportation Commission actions pertaining to specific 

Memorial Highways and Bridges may be obtained upon request from the Planning & 

Research Division Engineer. Current Transportation Commission policy for dedications and 

commendations is presented under Title 730, Section 15-1-9 of the Oklahoma Administrative 

Code. A (PIC) symbol in the chronology sections of this report indicates that photographic 

documentation is available for a particular commemorative highway or bridge. These 

pictures may be viewed on the Oklahoma Department of Transportation website at 

http://www.okladot.state.ok.us/memorial/index.htm. 

To date, three hundred and twenty-six (326) memorial designations have been placed 

on roads and bridges within the state to honor and commemorate Oklahomans and Americans 

from all walks of life. From Martin Luther King, Jr. to Shannon Miller and Jim Thorpe of 

Olympic fame, Oklahoma acknowledges the outstanding contributions of its citizens and 

fellow Americans. 

Some monuments of commemorations listed in this book may not presently exist, or 

the location description appears to have changed. Monuments might have been destroyed 

due to widening, reconstruction, or relocation of a highway or bridge. A few monument 

plaques have been stolen, vandalized, or moved to nearby museums or historic sites. After 

a highway designation has been removed from a commemorative roadway, the local 

jurisdiction may continue to honor the designated road, street, or bridge. 

To obtain a copy of this report or gain more information about a named highway or 

bridge, contact the Planning & Research Division of the Oklahoma Department of 

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Transportation, 200 N. E. 21 Street, Room 3A-7, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105-3204. 

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Section One 

Laws and Policy 

Transportation Policy of Dedications and Commendations 

OAC 730: 15-1-9 

Legislative Commemorations 

Types of Legislation

LEGISLATIVE COMMEMORATIONS 

Before a Bill or Resolution is written for memorial highway or bridge commemoration signs, 

consideration should be made of the cost and potential safety hazard of signs. Based on estimates 

made in 2004, two (2) memorial highway or bridge signs cost approximately $400 to fabricate and 

install. This figure does not include the maintenance involved for keeping the sign in place, mowing 

around the signs, or the potential hazard it poses to the motoring public. 

Highways and bridges should not have multiple commemorative designations, therefore, a 

request for a memorial commemoration should not be made on a highway or bridge that is currently 

designated in honor of a person or a group. The maps and index in this book are quite helpful in 

finding which highways or bridges have currently been commemorated. 

After legislation is in place to name a highway or bridge, the Bill or Resolution is presented 

at the following regularly scheduled Oklahoma Transportation Commission meeting. Upon approval 

of the Commission, the commemoration signs are ordered and fabricated through the Oklahoma 

Department of Transportation sign shop and shipped to the corresponding Division for installation 

under the direction of the Division’s Traffic Engineer. 

If the commemoration is for a person that has not been deceased five or more years, it 

requires a unanimous Transportation Commission vote to approve the commemoration signs. The 

Commission is comprised of eight members and occasionally the absence of a Commissioner is 

unavoidable, whereby the item is tabled until the next full Commission meets. Several months may 

elapse before the approval or denial takes place. 

Please look at the Department of Transportation website for the Commission meeting 

schedule. Contact Mary Brewington, Legislative Analyst at (405) 522-6002 should any questions 

arise. 

TYPES OF LEGISLATION 

BILL: Becomes a law if passed by both houses and signed by the Governor. 

JOINT RESOLUTION: 

by the Governor. 

Has the force and effect of a law if passed by both houses and signed 

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION: Does not have the force or effect of a law and must pass both 

houses. It is not signed by the Governor. 

RESOLUTION: Expresses the intent or will of the respective house. It does not have the force 

or effect of a law and requires passage only by the house that introduced it. It is not signed 

by the Governor.

Department of Transportation OAC 730:15-1-9 

CHAPTER 15. HIGHWAY PLANNING 

730:15-1-9. Dedications and commendations 

(a) Highway, bridges, and other facilities which are part of the state highway 

system may be considered for dedication in honor of individuals deserving of 

commendation for their active involvement in the project or for outstanding 

service to the nation, this state, or their community. Persons proposed to be so 

honored shall have been deceased not less than five years prior to consideration. 

Proposals for the dedication of state highway facilities should specifically state the 

accomplishments upon which the proposal is based. 

(b) Elected governmental bodies may, by formally adopted resolution, propose the 

naming of such facilities to the Commission. 

(c) No facility or group of related facilities shall be considered for naming in 

honor of more than one individual or entity, once named. Except in the most 

unusual circumstances, the Commission shall not consider changing the name of 

the facility, nor shall the Commission consider changing or designating additional 

names to the current named facility or city street which is also part of the state 

highway system. 

[Source: Amended at 17 OK Reg 2165, eff 6-12-00] 

Extracted from Oklahoma Administrative Code, Title 730

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Section Two 

Signs and Monuments 

Typical Examples of Present Memorial Signing 

Typical Examples of Past Memorial Monuments

Memorial Signing 

1985 to Present

Plaques have been erected at memorial 

sites prior to 1985. Some monuments 

might have been destroyed due to 

widening, reconstruction, or relocation of 

a highway or a new bridge built. A few 

monument plaques have been stolen, 

vandalized, or moved to nearby museums 

or historic sites.

THE BLUE STAR 

MEMORIAL HIGHWAY 

Oklahoma Senate Joint Resolution 12 of 1951 

dedicated U.S. Highway 77 throughout the 

State of Oklahoma as a memorial highway in 

honor of all Oklahomans who served in the 

Armed Forces of the United States in World 

War I and World War II. Markers like this 

one were set up in roadside parks along the 

highway by the Garden Clubs across 

Oklahoma in cooperation with the Highway 

Department and the Planning and Resources 

Board. This monument is located at Ponca 

City at the junction of US 60 and old US 177.

Section Three 

Chronological Guide 

to 

Memorial Highways 

and Bridges 

(For alphabetical listing see Master Index)

File Year Highway Name, Location, Law and Commission Item Biographical and Notes 

1 1933 SH 3 C. B. Memminger Bridge 1. Bridge was named in 1933, but the monument was 

1970 (Old SH 19) Bridge across Muddy Boggy Creek west of Farris. in 1970. 

Senate Res. 15, 14th Okla. Legislature First Extra 

Ordinary 

2. His career in public service began as a Page in the 

very first 

Sessions July 15, 1933, Journal of Senate of the 14th Oklahoma Legislature. Served as an Oklahoma State 

Legislature of the State of Oklahoma, page 508. for District 20 from 1931 to 1934. 

(PIC) House Res. 1042, Okla. Session Laws 1970. 

2 1947 US 69 Jean Pierre Chouteau Highway 1. Major Chouteau was founder of the first permanent 

Across Oklahoma. 

settlement in Oklahoma, in 1796, located at the 

Commission Item U.S. Highway 69, pg. 59846, 7-8- of Salina. 

3 1948 US 70 Roosevelt Memorial Bridge 1. Monument with plaque acknowledging appreciation 

Bridge across Lake Texoma (Washita River) east of 

Commission Item 83, 2-2-48. 

US 70 Association to the State of Oklahoma, past and 

administrations, for construction and improvement of 

2. Franklin D. Roosevelt was the thirty-second United 

(PIC) President from 1933 to 1945. 

4 1951 US 77 Blue Star Memorial Highway 1. Dedicated in Honor of all Oklahomans who served 


Armed Forces of the United States in World War I and 

S. J. Res. 12, Okla. Session Laws 1951, pg. 350; 69 

O.S. 1981, 

War II. 

(PIC) Sec. 1601. 

5 1951 City Street Frank Phillips Boulevard 1. Founder of Phillips 66 Oil Company and an 

(Old US 60) Between SH 123 and Madison Boulevard in citizen of Oklahoma. 

(PIC) Commission Item 346, 6-4-51. 

6 1951 US 81 Fox Drive 

Connecting street between highway and Vance Air 

Force Base. 


7 1951 SH 77S SH 77 Scenic 

From SH 32 east of Marietta northerly around Lake 

Murray State 

1952 (Scenic) 

1964 Park with stub to City of Ardmore. 

1974 Commission Item 529, 8-6-51. 




8 1952 I-44 Homer X. White Memorial Bridge 1. This bridge was replaced in 1982. 

(PIC) 

51st Street Bridge across the Arkansas River in Tulsa. 2. He was the Oklahoma State Bridge Engineer in 

(Skelly Dr.) 

(Old US 66) Commission Item 39, 1-8-52. 

Bypass)


9 1953 SH 34 Johnston Murray Bridge 1. Served as Governor of Oklahoma from January, 

Bridge across the Canadian River south of Camargo. January, 1955. 


10 1953 US 64 Kit Carson Highway 1. Referred to Legislature for consideration; further 



unknown. 

2. American frontiersman, furtrapper, Indian agent, 

Brigadier General in the New Mexico Volunteers. 

11 1954 SH 18 Oscar Sewell Drive 1. He was an outstanding citizen of Pawnee, 

From Harrison Street in Pawnee north and east to the 

Bear Creek Bridge. 


12 1955 SH 80 Nathan Boone Highway 

1. Captain in the Army who led the 1843 Exploratory 

Expedition 

From Fort Gibson north to the Fort Gibson Dam. of Western Prairies. Son of the frontiersman Daniel 


13 1955 I-44 Will Rogers Turnpike 1. He was an author, actor and elected United States 

Between Tulsa and the Missouri State Line. Congressman-at-Large in 1932. 

(PIC) H. J. Res. 523, Okla. Session Laws 1955, pg. 583 

14 1955 I-44 Turner Turnpike 1. Roy Joseph Turner served as Governor of 

Between Oklahoma City and Tulsa. 

January 13, 1947 to January 8, 1951, and as an 

H. J. Res. 523, Okla. Session Laws 1955, pg. 583 State Highway Commissioner from February 15, 1959 

February 4, 1963. 

15 1955 SH 51 The Robert S. Kerr Bridge 1. First native born Governor of Okalhoma. He 

Bridge across the Verdigris River between Wagoner 

Coweta. 

January 13, 1943 to January 13, 1947. He was born 

September 11, 1886 near Ada, Indian Territory. 

United States Senator from November 2, 1948 until 

his death on 

S. J. Res. 45, Okla. Session Laws 1955; 

(PIC) 69 O. S. 1981, Section 1602 January 1, 1963. 

16 1956 US 60 Julius W. Cox Bridge 1. Served as a State Highway Commissioner from 

Bridge across the Cimarron River at Orienta. 1951 to January, 1959. 


17 1956 SH 66 H. Tom Kight, Jr. Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator for District 

(PIC) 

(Old US 66) 

Bridge across the Verdigris River south of Claremore. 1951 to 1954, and as an Oklahoma State 

Commission Item 562, 7-9-56. 1919 to 1920, 1927 to 1934, 1937 to 1940, and 1943 

Served as Highway Commissioner from January 28, 

January 28, 1955 and as Claremore City Attorney 

to 1943.


18 1956 SH 51 L. A. Ferrel Memorial Bridge 1. Served as President of the Oklahoma State 

Bridge across Skeleton Creek east of Hennessey. Association. 


19 1956 SH 30 Louis Tittle Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Highway 

Bridge across the North Fork of the Red River north of 1947 to 1958. 


20 1956 US 281 Raymond Gary Bridge 1. Served as Governor of Oklahoma from January, 

Bridge across the Cimarron River south of Waynoka. January, 1959 and was the first Governor to be born 


Oklahoma since statehood. He was born south of 

(PIC) 

January 21, 1908. Served as State Senator from 

1941 to 1954. 

21 1956 SH 51 Old Fort Cantonment Crossing 

Bridge across the North Canadian River east of 


22 1957 SH 58 Senator Don Baldwin Bridge 1. First native born son of Caddo County to be 

Bridge across Deer Creek south of Hydro. 

Oklahoma State Senate. Served as member of the 


Representatives from 1944 to 1946. Served in the 

State Senate 

as Majority Floor Leader in 1955 and President Pro 

(PIC) in 1957. 

23 1957 SH 66 Louis M. Tittle Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Highway 

Bridge across the North Fork of the Red River north of 1947 to 1958. 


24 1957 SH 74 Velvie Bridal Bridge 1. Served as the President of Crescent Community 

Bridge across the Cimarron River south of Crescent. Development Association. 


25 1957 US 183 The Emma Gary Bridge 1. Oklahoma's First Lady from 1956 to 1959. 

Bridge across the Canadian River at Taloga. 


26 1957 US 177 C. A. 'Bud' Stoldt Bridge 1. Served as the Highway Director from February 10, 

Bridge across the Chikaskia River at Blackwell. January 22, 1959. 


27 1957 I-35 Raymond Gary Expressway 1. Served as Governor of Oklahoma from January, 


January, 1959 and was the first Governor to be born 

H. J. Res. 530, Okla. Session Laws 1957. Oklahoma since statehood. He was born south of 


1941 to 1954. 

(PIC) 


28 1958 SH 16 Shibley Highway 1. William K. Shibley served as an Oklahoma State 

(Old SH 27) Between Drumright and Bristow in Creek County. Representative from January, 1947 to January, 1965.


29 1958 I-40 BUS. Raymond Gary Freeway 1. Served as Governor of Oklahoma from January, 

(Old US 66) Through Clinton. January, 1959 and was the first Governor to be born 


Oklahoma since statehood. He was born south of 


1941 to 1954. 

30 1958 SH 8 Stanley Coppock Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator for District 

Bridge across Salt Fork Creek north of Cherokee. 1931 to 1934 and from 1951 to 1958. 


31 1959 US 281 American Legion Memorial Highway 

1960 Across Oklahoma. 

H. J. Res. 514, Okla. Session Laws 1959, pg. 747; 

69 O.S. 1981, Section 1604; 


32 1960 SH 132 Bruce Perry Memorial Bridge 1. Served as a Garfield County Commissioner. 

(PIC) 

Bridge across Turkey Creek north of Drummond. 

33 1961 US 259 The D. I. McCullough Bridge 1. Served as the Oklahoma State Highway Bridge 

Bridge across Red River between Harris, Oklahoma 

De Kalb, Texas. 

S. J. Res. 28, Okla. Session Laws 1961, pg. 720; 

(PIC) 69 O.S. 1981, Section 1610. 

34 1961 SH 22 The Cowboy Pink Williams Bridge 1. Served as Lieutenant Governor from 1955 to 1959 

Bridge across Blue River in Bryan County. State Treasurer form 1963 to 1967. 


(PIC) 69 O.S. 1981, Section 1611. 

35 1961 US 56 Santa Fe Trail Highway 

Across Cimarron and Texas Counties. 


36 1962 US 81 The Roy C. Boecher Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator for District 

Bridge across Cimarron River south of Dover. 1949 to 1964. 

(PIC) Commission Item 249,11-5-62. 

37 1963 SH 117 Heber Finch, Jr. Highway 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Representative 

Creek County. to 1973. 


(PIC) 


38 1963 US 270 Gordon Cooper Expressway 1. A famous American astronaut who was born in 

Shawnee Bypass. 

Oklahoma on March 6, 1927. He received a Bachelor 

Commission Item E-156, 7-1-63. 

Science degree in Aeronautical Engineering from the

(PIC) on October 4, 2004. 

Institute of Technology; an Honorary Doctorate of 

Oklahoma City University in 1967; the Air Force 

Merit; Air Force Distinguished Flying Cross; Air Force 

Cluster; NASA Exceptional Service Medal; NASA 

Distinguished 

Service Medal; and USAF Command Astronaut 

Wings. Colonel 

Cooper was the Command Pilot for Mercury 9 and 

and the first man to travel on an orbital mission twice. 

39 1963 SH 47 Jody S. Moad Highway 

1. Served as an Oklahoma State Representative in 

1951, 1952, 

Between Roll in Roger Mills County and the Dewey 

County Line. and 1955 to 1962. 

S. J. Res. 552; 69 O.S. 1981, Section 1609; 


40 1963 SH 47 S. S. McColgin Highway 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator for District 

Between the Texas State Line and Roll in Rogers 

Mills County. 1955 until his death October 26, 1963. 

H. J. Res. 552; 69 O.S. 1981, Section 1608; 


41 1963 SH 2 Jim Cook Highway 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Representative 

Between Wilburton in Latimer County and the Haskell to 1966. 

Line. 

H. J. Res. 551, pg. 761;69 O.S. 1981, Section 1607; 


42 1963 SH 20 Jean Pierre Chouteau Bridge 1. Major Chouteau was founder of the first permanent 

Bridge over the Grand River west of Salina. 


S. J. Res. 63, Okla. Session Laws 1963; of Salina. 

Commission Item 154, 7-1-63. 2. New bridge built in 2000. 

3. One of the old bridge monuments was given to 

(PIC) 

Memorial in Salina just east of the bridge site. 

43 1963 SH 1 Robert S. Kerr Skyline Drive 1. Served as Governor of Oklahoma from January 

(Old SH 88) Between US 271 in LeFlore County and the Arkansas to January 13, 1947 and was the first native born 

Line. 


was born on September 11, 1886 near Ada, Indian 

Served as an United States Senator from November 

until his death on January 1, 1963. 


44 1963 SH 51 42nd 'Rainbow' Infantry Division Memorial 

1998 

Across Oklahoma (Not including Jim Thorpe Memorial 

Highway, 

1999 1975 and Broken Arrow Expressway, 1999).

House Bill 2259, Okla. Session Laws 1998, pg. 216; 

House Bill 1455, Sec. 2, Okla. Session Laws 1999; 


Commission Item 111-B, 6-1-98. 

(PIC) Commission Item 104-B, 7-6-99. 

45 1963 US 59 Ed McDonald Bridge 1. Served as Secretary of the Oklahoma State 

Bridge over the Arkansas River south of Sallisaw. Commission from June 1, 1928 to 1930, and member 

S. J. Res. 28, pg. 750; 69 O.S. 1981, Section 1606; Secretary of the Oklahoma State Highway 

Commission Item 153, 7-1-63. 1931 to February 21, 1934. 

2. This bridge was replaced in 2002. 

3. The new bridge was named, in 2006, the Senator 

(PIC) 

Dickerson Memorial Bridge. 

46 1965 SH 34 J. O. Selman Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Highway 

Bridge over the North Canadian River north of 1947 to 1950. 


47 1965 US 77 Henry S. Johnston Memorial Highway 1. Henry Simpson Johnston served as Governor of 

Between I-35 and 15th Street in Perry. 

from January 10, 1927 to the time of his impeachment 

March 20, 

Commission Item 62-E, 3-1-65. 

1929. Afterwards, he had practiced law in the City of 

Perry until 

(PIC) his death on January 7, 1965. 

48 1966 US 77 C. Hubert Gragg Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Highway 

Bridge over Walnut Creek in Purcell. 

the 5th District form February 15, 1963 to January, 

(PIC) Commission Item 224, 11-1-66. from February 5, 1971 to December 17, 1971. 

49 1967 US 77 The James C. Nance Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator for District 

Bridge across the Canadian River between Purcell 1939 to 1950. 

Lexington. 


(PIC) 69 O.S. 1981, Section 1612. 

50 1967 SH 88 Coo-Wee-Scoo-Wee Parkway 1. Will Rogers was an author, actor and elected 

Between US 169 and the Will Rogers Memorial near Congressman-at-Large in 1932. 

Oologah. 


69 O. S. 1981, Section 1613. 


1. William H. 'Hop' Bell served on the Oklahoma 

51 1967 SH 58 Hop Bell Bridge 

State Highway 

Bridge over Medicine Lodge River west of Bryon. Commission from March 5, 1969 to January 15, 1974.


52 1968 US 270 Allen G. Nichols Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator for District 

Bridge over the South Canadian River near Calvin. 1965 to 1972. 

(PIC) Commission Item E-243, 4-11-68. 

53 1968 SH 1 Talimena Scenic Drive 

LeFlore County. 


54 1968 SH 3E & SH The J. A. Richardson Loop 1. Served as an Oklahoma Highway Commissioner of 

(Old SH 12) Northwest quadrant of the Ada Bypass District from October 7, 1967 to February, 1971. 


(PIC) 69 O.S. 1981, Section 1614. 

55 1969 SH 51 Wyche B. Murphy Bridge 1. Served as President of the Highway 51 

Bridge over the Cimarron River west of Mannford. 


56 1970 SH 50 Omer Schnoebelin Bridge 1. He was an outstanding citizen of Mooreland, 

Bridge over the North Canadian River southwest of founder and editor of the Mooreland Leader 

(PIC) Commission Item 55, 3-2-70. served several terms on the town board of Mooreland. 

57 1970 US 70 Bypas Virgil Jumper Memorial Highway 1. Served as a member of the Oklahoma State 

Idabel Bypass. 

Representatives from 1955 to 1960 and served on the 

Commission Resolution, 11-16-70. Highway Commission from 1963 to 1970. 

58 1971 US 69 Jean Pierre Chouteau Highway 1. See Commission Item U.S. Highway 69, 7-8-47, 

Erection of markers between Muskogee and Vinita. 2. Major Chouteau was founder of the first permanent 



of Salina. 

59 1972 US 77 Dwight F. Whelan Memorial Highway 

1. Served as First Vice President of the Oklahoma 

Jaycess and 

Between Britton Road and 33rd Street in Edmond. member of the Edmond Chamber of Commerce. 

H. C. Res. 1064, 33rd Leg., 2d Reg. Sess., 1972. 

member of the Board on Legislative Compensation. 

He directed 

much of his activities toward making U.S. 77 from 

in Oklahoma City north to 33rd Street in Edmond a 

highway. He was killed February 13, 1968 in an 

accident during a snow storm on U.S. 77 which was in 

process of being widen to four-lanes. 

(PIC) 


60 1972 US 64 Ray Fine Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator from 1942 

Bridge across the Arkansas River near Webber Falls. and as State Representative from 1964 to 1972. 

(PIC) Commission Item E-59, 4-3-72. 

61 1973 SH 93 The Carl Albert Bridge 

1. Represented Oklahoma's Third Congressional 

District in the 

Bridge over the Kiamichi River in Choctaw County. United States House of Representatives from January

H. J. Res. 1022, Okla. Session Laws 1973, pg. 543; to January 3, 1977, serving through fourteen 

Congresses. Speaker of the House of 

69 O.S. 1981, Section 1615. 

Representatives from the 

(PIC) 

92nd to 94th Congresses. 

62 1974 SH 108 Allen Williamson Bridge 1. Monument erected by Cimarron River Valley 

Bridge across Cimarron River north of Ripley in Payne Society. 


2. Served as Oklahoma State Representative from 

1966 to November, 1974. Born in Ripley on 

(PIC) 

December 20, 1909. 

63 1974 SH 69A The Lyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Highway 1. The 36th President of the United States from 1963 

Between US 69 and the Mid-America Industrial 

of Pryor. 


(PIC) 69 O.S. 1981, Section 1616. 

1. A Scientist-Astronaut, who space flights were 

64 1975 US 60, US 64Owen K. Garriott Road 

aboard Skylab 

& US 412 Through the City of Enid on previous Lahoma and in 1973 and Spacelab-1 in 1983. He was born 

Streets. 

1930 in Enid, Oklahoma. He received a B.S. degree 

H. C. Res. 1030, Okla. Session Laws 1975, pg. 768. Electrical Engineering from the University of 

and Pd.D in Electrical Engineering from Stanford 

Honorary Doctorate of Science from Phillips University 

Oklahoma; the NASA Distinguished Service Medal; 

(PIC) 

Space Flight Medal. 

65 1975 US 60 Mabelle Kennedy Highway 1. Avid supporter for improving US 60 in 

Between Pawhushka and the Arkansas River. Oklahoma, particularly in Osage County. 

(PIC) Commission Item 152-A, 8-4-75. 

66 1975 SH 51 Jim Thorpe Memorial Highway 

1. Mr. Thorpe was a Sac and Fox Indian who won 

gold medals 

Between SH 18 west of Yale and US 64 near in the 1912 Olymipics. He played pro football and 

H. C. Res. 1028, Okla. Session Laws 1975, pg. 767. 

baseball. Born southwest of Prague, Indian Territory 

on May 28, 


1887 and died March 28, 1953. He had lived in Yale, 

Oklahoma 

(PIC) from 1917 to 1923. 

67 1975 SH 3E Gene Rainbolt Bridge 

1, Served as an Oklahoma Highway Commissioner 

for District 4 

Bridge over the North Canadian River east of from March 11, 1971 to May 2, 1975. 


File Year Highway Name, Location, Law and Commission Item Biographical and Notes

68 1975 US 412 Dan P. Holmes Bridge 

1, He was a long time highway booster and supporter 

of SH 33 

(Old SH 33) Bridge over the Verdigris River Navigation Channel. and US 412. 


69 1975 SH 48 Hugh M. Sandilin Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Representative 

Bridge east of Allen across the Canadian River. 1956, and as an Oklahoma State Senator for District 

H. J. Res. 1011, Okla. Session Laws 1975, pg. 736; 1957 to 1960. 

(PIC) 69 O.S. 1981, Section 1617. 

70 1976 US 177 Lee Kirk Bridge 

1. Served as a Payne County Commissioner from 

1940 to 1970. 

Bridge over the Cimarron River south of Perkins. 


71 1976 I-40 Ray Fine Memorial Highway 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator from 1942 

Between Roland and Moffett in Sequoyah County. and as State Representative from 1964 to 1972. 


72 1977 SH 10 Paul Carlile Road 1. Served as an Oklahoma Highway Commissioner 

Between I-40 and US 64 in Sequoyah County. 

March 12, 1947 to January 28, 1959. He had served 

on the first 


eight-man Highway Commission, appointed by former 

Governor 

(PIC) 

Roy J. Turner. 

73 1977 SH 99 John Quimby Wilson Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma Department of 

Bridge over Wewoka Creek south of Seminole. Resident Engineer. 


(PIC) 69 O.S. 1981, Section 1618. 

74 1977 SH 33 Robert M. Murphy Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator for District 

Bridge over the Cimarron River east of Perkins. 1965 to 1980. 


75 1978 SH 104 The Choska Bridge 

Bridge over the Arkansas River between Haskell and 

Bottom. 


76 1979 US 283 The Mark 'Buzz' Bradshaw-Packsaddle Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Representative for 

Bridge over the Canadian River on the Roger from 1975 to 1978. 

Line. 

(PIC) H. C. Res. 1026, Okla. Session Laws 1979, pg. 945. 

77 1979 SH 56 Seminole Nation Highway 

1. Acknowledges the Seminole Nation for its public 

service and 

Across Seminole County. 

contributions to its constituents and all Oklahoma. 

H. C. Res. 1028, Okla. Session Laws 1979; 



78 1979 SH 93 Ben Haskins Memorial Highway 1. Ben Fred Haskins was a road builder and owner of

Between the Pushmataha County Line and Hugo 

Lake in 

Haskins Construction Company from 1954 to 

November 6, 1971. 

Choctaw County. 


79 1980 US 77 Flavel D. Perry Highway 1. Served as a Kay County Commissioner for District 

Between north city limits of Ponca City and SH 11. 1963 to 1978. 


1. Served as an Oklahoma County Commissioner for 

Distrist 2 

80 1980 City Street Frank Lynch Bridge 

(Old SH 77H)Bridge over I-35 on Reno Avenue in Oklahoma City. from 1964 to 1980. 


81 1980 SH 50 Louis M. Kamas Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Representative for 

Bridge over the Cimarron River at the from 1967 to 1988. 

County Line. 

House Res. 1063, Okla. Session Laws 1980; 


82 1980 US 81 James H. Gungoll Bridge 

1. Served as an Oklahoma State Transportation 

Commissioner 

Bridge on US 81 south of Enid at the Vance Air Force for the 6th District from February 13, 1975 to March 6, 

Base Exit. 

1980. 


83 1981 SH 3 Northwest Passage 1. In 2002, signs were placed onto the existing 

2002 

Governor George Nigh's Northwest Passage 

Signs 

Passage signs indicating Governor George Nigh's 

contributions 

Between the State Capital at Oklahoma City and the to the funding, construction and dedication of the 

State Line north of Boise City. 

Passage. 

Commission Item 18 (E), 2-2-81. 

2. George Nigh served as an Oklahoma State 

H. C. Res. 1067, Okla. session Laws 2002; 

from 1951 to 1958 and introduced a bill that changed 


Commission Item 165a, 10-7-02. 

State Song to what it is today. He became the 

Lieutenant Governor in State's history in 1958 and 

again in 1966, 1970 and 1974. Served for nine days 

in 1963 as 

the 17th Governor of Oklahoma. Served as the 22nd 

Governor of 

(PIC) Oklahoma from January 3, 1979 to 1986. 

84 1981 US 62 Bertha Parker Bypass 1. Served as an Oklahoma Transportation 

Southeast section of Tahlequah Bypss. 

February 3, 1975 to March 3, 1984. Also, served as 

S. C. Res. 16, Okla. Session 1981; of the American Legion Auxiliary. 


85 1983 S. 71st StreetWilliam R. Nash Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma Transportation 

(Old SH 117) 

Bridge across the Arkansas River on south 71st 

Street in Tulsa. February 4, 1974 to 1983..



86 1983 SH 270 Oliver C. Walker Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator for District 

Bridge over the North Canadian River at Dale in 1949 to 1960. 

County. 


87 1983 I-40 Tom Steed Memorial Highway 1. Elected as an United States Representative for 

Between Oklahoma City and Shawnee. 

1948 and as a member of the House of 

H. C. Res. 1023, Okla. session Laws 1983; Works Committee in 1950 and was instrumental in 

(PIC) Commission Item 172, 10-11-83. legislation creating the nationwie interstate highway 

1, He was a long time highway booster and supporter 

88 1984 SH 33 & Dan P. Holmes Memorial Highway 


US 412 Between I-44 in Tulsa County and the Arkansas State and US 412. 

West Siloam Springs. 


89 1984 I-244 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Expressway 1. An American clergyman and civil-rights leader. 

Between I-44 Junction west side of Tulsa and I-44 

Junction east 

side of Tulsa. 


90 1984 SH 66 Admiral Joe 'Jocko' Clark Trailways 1. Military hero in World War II and the highest 

Between Bushyhead in Rogers County and White Oak of Indian ancestry in the history of the United States 

County. 

Forces. He is a member of the Cherokee Hall of 


91 1984 SH 3 Bypass The Cecil B. 'Bud' Greathouse Bypass 1. Military hero in World War II and Korea War. 

Between SH 3 and SH 7 at the west edge of Atoka. 


92 1984 I-35 Honey Creek Pass 

Through the Arbuckle Mountains, beginning at the 

of I-35 & US 77 and ending at the intersection of I-35 

(PIC) S. C. Res. 30, Okla. Session 1984, pg. 1199. 


Commissioner 

93 1984 City Street James W. Allen Bridge 

(Old SH 18) Bridge over the North Canadian River on Beard Street from February 5, 1979 to February 15, 1987. 

City of Shawnee. 


94 1984 Ash Creek RdThe Frank Glenn Bridge 1. Resolution directs the Department of Wildlife to 

Bridge over Fouche Maline Creek at Lake Wayne 

Latimer County. 

suitable permanent markers on said bridge. 

2. An outstanding citizen of Latimer County, who was

House Res. 1057, Okla. Session Laws 1984, pg. instrumental in promoting the building of a new bridge 

(PIC) 

Creek Road. 


95 1984 US 70 The Frank M Fodge Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma Transportation Division 

Bridge over Boggy Creek west of Soper in Choctaw for Division 2 from January, 1955 to January, 1984. 


96 1984 US 75 Jack Herring Bridge 1. An outstanding citizen of the City of Wetumka. 

Bridge over the North Canadian River north of 

Hughes County. 


97 1985 SH 33 Marion Diel Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma Transportation 

Bridge over the Canadian River east of Thomas in March 3, 1981 to March, 1987. 

County. 


98 1985 US 60 William J. King Bridge 1. Participated in the Cherokee Outlet September 16, 

Bridge over Deer Creek approximately 1.8 miles west opening. 

Junction in Kay County. 

House Res. 1010, Okla. Session Laws 1985, pg. 


99 1985 SH 9A Tom Traw Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Representative 

Bridge over the Poteau River at Arkoma in LeFlore to 1963. 

H. C. Res. 1004, Okla. session Laws 1985, pg. 1710; 


100 1985 Lake Access Roy Grantham Memorial Road 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator for District 

Road between US 77 and Kaw Reservoir in Kay County. 1951 to 1964 and for District 20 from 1965 to 1977. 

S. C. Res. 12, Okla. Session 1985, pg. 1689; 


101 1985 SH 99 John Dahl Avenue 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator for District 

Pawhuska bypass in Osage County. 1971 to 1990. 


102 1985 SH 66 Clem McSpadden Highway 1. Rancher and sponsor of the World's Richest 

Between Claremore and Bushyhead in Rogers held annually at Bushyhead. Served as an Oklahoma 


Senator for District 33 from 1955 to 1964 and for 

1965 to 1972 and served as an United States 

(PIC) in 1973 and 1974. 

103 1985 US 70 Jake Pullen Bypass 1. An outstanding citizen of Hugo, Oklahoma. 

Hugo bypass in Choctaw County. 

Commission Item 192, 11-4-85.


104 1986 US 69 George Nigh Expressway 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Representative 

Across Pittsburg County. 

1958 and introduced a bill that changed Oklahoma 

S. C. Res. 44, Okla. Session 1986, pg. 1605; to what it is today. He became the youngest 


Governor in State's history in 1958 and was elected 

1966, 1970 and 1974. Served for nine days in 1963 

as the 17th 

Governor of Oklahoma. Served as the 22nd 

Oklahoma from January 3, 1979 to 1986. 

105 1986 SH 66 Route 66 Memorial Highway 

(Old US 66) Across Lincoln County. 


106 1987 US 64 & Cimarron Highway 

US 412 Between I-244 in Tulsa and US 270 & SH 3 Junction 

Woodward County. 


107 1987 SH 123 Frank Phillips Memorial Highway 1. Founder of Philips 66 Oil Company and an 

Between SH 11 and US 60 in Osage County. Citizen of Oklahoma. 


108 1987 US 60 Floyd E. Carrier Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator for District 

Bridge over Turkey Creek near Lahoma. 1941 to 1960. 


109 1988 SH 99 Haney-Abbott Bridge (Seminole County side) 1. Dedicated to Enoch Kelly Haney and Lonnie 

Abbott-Haney Bridge (Pontotoc County side) 2. Enoch Kelly Haney served as an Oklahoma State 

Bridge across the Canadian River on the 

for District 50 from 1987 to 2002. He is an 

County Line. 

known master artist who created The Guardian which 

S. C. Res. 97, Okla. Session 1988, pg. 1920. top of the Oklahoma State Capitol Dome. 

3. Lonnie Abbott served as an Oklahoma State 

Representative 

for District 25 form 1961 to 1988. 

110 1988 US 59 Joe A. Johnson Bridge 1. Served in the Oklahoma State House of 

Bridge over the Poteau River south of Heavener. from 1972 to 1976 and in the State Senate from 1976 

H. C. Res. 1086, Okla. session Laws 1988, pg. 1922. 

111 1988 SH 44 Victor Wickersham Bridge 1. Elected as United States Representative for 

1999 Bridge across the North Fork of the Red River on the 1941, 1942 and 1948; elected as United States 

Greer/Kiowa County Line. 

for District 6 in 1952 and 1960; served as Oklahoma 


Representative for District 60 from 1973 to 1978; and 

elected as 

Senate Bill 203, Okla. Session Laws 1999, pg. 141; Oklahoma Representative for District 60 on February 

(PIC) Commission Item 86-A, 6-7-99. and died on March 15, 1988. 


112 1988 SH 56 J. O. 'Cotton' Smith Bridge 1. Brigadier General J. O. 'Cotton' Smith had a

1990 

Bridge over the North Canadian River in Okfuskee 

County. 

of thirty-two years. Promoted by the Governor 

October 1, 1986 

H. C. Res. 1107, Okla. session Laws 1988, pg. 1956; to Brigadier General. 

Commission Item 48-B, 3-5-90; 


113 1988 US 60 E. W. Marland Memorial Highway 1. Ernest Whitworth Marland was President of the 

From the Arkansas River Bridge south of Ponca City 

west to the 

Company. Served as a member of the Seventy-third 

United 

Grant County Line. 

States Congress from 1933 to 1935 and Governor of 


from January 15, 1935 to January 9, 1939. The 

Pioneer Woman 

(PIC) 

statue in Ponca City was a gift from him. 

114 1988 SH 3 45th Infantry Division Memorial Highway 


1992 S. C. Res. 93, Okla. Session 1988, pg. 1919; 



Commission Item 88, 5-2-88; 


115 1988 I-235 Centennial Expressway 

In Oklahoma City between I-40 and I-44. 


116 1988 US 59 Mick Thompson Road 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Representative for 

Between Beeler Street and Hughes Drive in Poteau. from 1977 to 1984. 

(PIC) H. C. Res. 1087, Okla. session Laws 1988, pg. 1923. 

117 1988 SH 112 B. L. Klutts Highway 1. Served on the Oklahoma Highway Commission 

February 5, 1971 to February 15, 1975 and the first 

1995 Between Arkoma and Pocola in LeFlore County. person from 

H. C. Res. 1088, Okla. session Laws 1988, pg. 1924; LeFlore County to served in that capacity. 


118 1989 SH 100 The W. H. 'Bill' Langley, Sr. Memorial Highway 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Representative 

Between the Cherokee County Line and US 59 south 

of Stilwell 1942, and 1945 to 1960. 

in Adair County. 



1. Routes included in this memorial are SH 66, I-40, I- 

40 Bus., 

119 1989 US 66 Historic Route 66 

(Old Route) Across Oklahoma. US 77, US 60, US 69 and SH 125. 


(PIC) Commission Item 187, 9-5-89.


120 1989 US 69 Lakeshore Parkway 1. Promotional designation sponsored by the 


Tourism. Department of Tourism to pay cost of signs 


ODOT to select location of signs in accordance with 

signing code. 

121 1989 SH 10 Illinois River Scenic Drive 

From Tahlequah in Cherokee County to Kansas in 

County. 


122 1989 SH 99 Veterans Memorial Highway 


House Bill 1457, Okla. Session Laws 1989; 

69 O.S. Supp. 1989, Section 1619, A; 

Commission Item 151, 7-5-89; 

Commission Item 48-A, 3-5-90. 

123 1989 US 75 American Wars Highway 

1997 Between Tulsa and Henryetta. 


69 O.S. Supp. 1989, Section 1619, B; 

Amended S. J. Res. 8, Okla. Session Laws 1997; 

Commission Item 151, 7-5-89 (Item deferred). 

124 1989 SH 20 

Major General Clarence L. Tinker Memorial 

Highway 

1. Military hero in World War II who served in the 

United States 

From SH 11 east of Skiatook west to SH 18 east of Air Corps. He is the namesake of Tinker Air Force 



125 1989 US 64 Bixby Spartan Pass 

Bridge over the Arkansas River in Bixby. 


126 1989 SH 11 Chief James Bigheart Memorial Bridge 1. A legendary leader of the Osage Nation. A leader 

Bridge across Candy Creek south of Avant in Osage developing a system of government and adopting a 

S. C. Res. 2, Okla. Session 1989, pg. 1672; constitution for the Osage Nation. 

(PIC) Commission Item 194-C, 9-5-89. 

127 1990 SH 156 101 Ranch Memorial Road 

Between US 77 in Noble County and US 60 in Kay 



(PIC) 


128 1990 US 81 Martin Garber Memorial Highway 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Representative

1946 and served as a member of the Highway 

Across Garfield County. 

Commission from 

S. C. Res. 110, Okla. Session 1990, pg. 1952; 1963 to 1969. 


129 1990 I-44 Martin Luther King, Jr. Freeway 1. City of Lawton will be responsible for cost of 

In Lawton. 

2. American clergyman and civil-rights leader. 


130 1990 I-35 Samuel King McCall Bridge 1. An outstanding citizen of the City of Norman. 

Bridge over the South Canadian River south of 


131 1990 US 69 Dr. Robert C. Dean Memorial Bridge 1. Dr. Robert C. Dean was a military hero in World 

1992 (Southbound structure) had been a Major and Captain in Company B, 180th 

First Sergeant James McLeroy Memorial Bridge 45th Division. 

(Northbound structure) 

2. First Sergeant James McLeroy was a military hero 

World War II and a member of Company B of the 

180th Infantry 

Bridges over Muddy Boggy creek north of Atoka. 

S. C. Res. 91, Okla. Session 1990, pg. 1944; Regiment of the 45th Infantry Division. 

Commission Item 157-A, 7-9-90; 


132 1992 SH 31 The John O. Linton Bridge 1. Sergeant John O. Linton was a member of 

Bridge over Muddy Boggy Creek in Coal County. Battalion of the 180th Infantry Regiment of the 45th 

S. C. Res. 72, Okla. Session 1992, pg. 2284; Division. Wounded and captured in action on 

Commission Item 72, 5-4-92 (Deferred); 1943 and died while a Prisoner of War on January 20, 


133 1992 SH 74 Lake Hefner Parkway 

Between NW 70th Street and Memorial Road 

Turnpike) in Oklahoma City. 


134 1992 US 62 The Quanah Parker Trailway 1. Lived from 1853 to 1911. He was known as the 

Between Rogers Lane in Lawton and Altus City Limits. the Comanche Chiefs. He choose to lead his people 


down the road (known today as US 62) to Fort Sill, so 

to lived in 

peace. He bridged the cap between the old world to 

(PIC) 

world by bring a political leader. 

135 1992 US 62 John Miskelly, Jr. Memorial Highway 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Representative 

1993 From Anderson Road to Harrah Road in Oklahoma until his death on June 9, 1977. 



File Year Highway Name, Location, Law and Commission Item Biographical and Notes

136 1993 SH 1 The Captain Otho Butler Memorial Highway 1. A native of Allen, Oklahoma who served as a 

Between Ada and Calvin. 

Commander during World War II, leading Company 


Battalion of the 180th Infantry in the Sicilian invasion 

July, 1943. 

(PIC) 

Received the Silver Star. 

137 1993 SH 97 The Leon Bench Memorial Highway 1. An Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper killed while 

Between Sapulpa and Sand Springs. October 5, 1983. 


138 1993 US 412 Scenic U. S. Highway 412 

The CherokeeFrom its new alignment west of the Locust Grove 

Turnpike Flint Creek. 


Commission Item 121-C, 7-6-93. 

139 1993 US 412 Trooper Billy G. Young Bridge 

1. An Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper killed in the 

line of duty 

Bridges across the North Canadian River east of on May 26, 1978. He had been a Highway Patrol 

S. C. Res. 17, Okla. Session 1993, pg. 2309; since 1953. 


140 1994 US 69 The Lawrence A. Edge Bridge 1. Private First Class Lawrence A. Edge was a 

Bridge over Buck Creek in Atoka County. 

Company C of the 309th Enigneer Combat Battalion 

S. C. Res. 37, Okla. Session 1994, pg. 2082; Infantry Division of the United States Army. He was 

(PIC) Commission Item 100-A, 5-2-94. serving his country in World War II. 

141 1994 SH 89 Taovayas Bridge 

Bridge across the Red River south of Courtney, Love 


142 1994 US 75 Orland Hammersly Bridge 1. Private First Class Orland Hammerly was killed 

Bridge over Cedar creek in Coal County. 

D-Day invasion in Normandy, France during World 


(PIC) Commission Item 186-D, 10-3-94. 

143 1994 US 75 Roy Linton Bridge 1. Corporal Roy Linton was a member of the 755th 

Bridge across Muddy Boggy Creek in Coal County. Battalion and was killed in battle while serving in Italy 

H. C. Res. 1120, Okla. session Laws 1994, pg. 2135; World War II. 

(PIC) Commission Item 186-E, 10-3-94. 

144 1994 SH 101 Sequoyah Memorial Highway 1. A Cherokee Indian scholar who invented the 

Beginning at US 59 and extending to the intersection 


alphabet. 

and SH 64B in Sequoyah County. 




145 1994 SH 89 Eldon B. Davis Memorial Highway 1. Served as Commissioner for Love County and 

Between SH 32 at Courtney and the Texas State Line. County until his death. 

(PIC) Commission Item 172-A, 9-6-94.

146 1994 I-40 BUS. Roger Miller Memorial Highway 1. American singer and songwriter. Recorded the 

Between SH 30 in Erick and I-40 (Exit 11) 

King of the Road. 

House Bill 2399, Sec. 2, Okla. Session Laws 1994, 


147 1994 SH 99 Hugh Warren Memorial Highway 1. Served as Chairman of the Oklahoma Turnpike 

Across Pontotoc County. 

House Bill 2399, Sec. 1, Okla. Session Laws 1994, 


148 1994 SH 97 Marques Haynes Highway 1. Famous basketball athlete who has played with the 

Between Sand Springs and Sapulpa. 

Globetrotters. 



149 1995 SH 20 Carl Belew Memorial Highway 1. Legendary songwriter from Salina, Oklahoma. 

From Salina to approximately one mile west of Salina. 

House Bill 1216, Section 1, Okla. Session Laws 1995, 

pg. 221; 


150 1995 SH 101 Thomas D. Peace Memorial Highway 1. Served as a Commissioner of Health. 

From SH 64B east to the Arkansas State Line. 


pg. 278; 


151 1995 US 62, SH 10POW-MIA Memorial Highway 

& SH 82 From the junction of US 62, SH 82 and SH 10 north to 

Bertha Parker Bypass, south of Tahlequah. 


pg. 278; 


152 1995 SH 152 Scenic Route of Western Oklahoma 

From Sayre to Oklahoma City. 

(PIC) H. C. Res. 1035, Okla. session Laws 1995, pg. 2164; 

153 1995 SH 115 Scenic State Highway 115 

From Cache in Comanche County to Saddle Mountain 

in Kiowa 

County. 



154 1995 SH 131 Marvin Newberry Bridge 1. Sergeant Marvin Newberry was a member of the

Bridge across North Boggy Creek in Atoka County. Regiment of the 103rd Division of the United States 

H. C. Res. 1017, Okla. session Laws 1995, pg. 2146; was killed in action while serving his country in World 


155 1995 SH 131 George L. Shields Bridge 1. Private First Class George L. Shields was killed in 

Bridge across Five Mile Creek in Atoka County. 

serving his country in World War II during the Battle of 

the Bulge 

H. C. Res. 1018, Okla. session Laws 1995, pg. 2146; in Belgium, December 15, 1944. 


156 1995 SH 63 Henry A. Foris Bridge 

1. Served his country during World War II and the 

Korean War. 

Bridge across Chunn Creek in Pittsburg County. 



157 1995 SH 66 Donald J. Hurt Bridge 1. Military hero during the Korean War. Served as 

(Old US 66) Bridge across Catfish Creek west of Bristow in Creek First Class in the United State Army for Company G, 

(PIC) Commission Item 72, 5-1-95. Battalion, 279th Infantry regiment, 45th Infantry 

158 1996 SH 48 Vernon Sweat Memorial Bridge 1. Member of the 1913th Engineering Aviation 

Bridge across Leader Creek in Pontotoc County. 



Private First Class during World War II. 

1. Served as Police Chief in the city of Ada from 1973 

to 1987. 

159 1996 SH 1 The Pete Gray Memorial Bridge 

Bridge across Muddy Boggy Creek in Pontotoc 



160 1996 SH 3E Pierre F. Taron, Jr. Bridge 1. Served as Mayor of the Shawnee, Oklahoma from 

The MacArthur Street Bridge in the City of Shawnee. to 1974. 


(PIC) Commission Item 139-G, 8-5-96. 

161 1996 US 64 Pawnee Bill Memorial Highway 1, Major Gordon W. Lillie (Pawnee Bill) was a famous 

From the City of Pawnee west to US 177. 

frontiersman and showman of wild west shows. 



162 1996 US 283 Old Greer County Highway 

From the North Fork of the Red River south to the 

Line. 


Commission Item 139-E, 8-5-96. 


163 1996 SH 51 & Angie Debo Memorial Highway 

SH 51 from the junction of SH 74 west to the 

SH 74 Kingfisher County 

1. Writer and historian of Indian cultural. Author of 

And Still the 

Waters Run.

Line, and SH 74 from the junction of SH 51 north to 

Garfield County Line. 



164 1996 SH 74 John N. 'Happy' Camp Memorial Highway 1. Served in the Oklahoma State House of 

Within the borders of Garfield County. 

from 1943 to 1962 and in the United States House of 

S. J. Res. 35, Okla. Session Laws 1996, pg. 1876; Representatives from 1968 to 1974. 

(PIC) Commission Item 139-F, 8-5-96. 

165 1996 US 81 Chisholm Trail Highway 


(PIC) S. J. Res. 30, Okla. Session Laws 1996, pg. 1869; 

166 1997 US 75 Perryman Memorial Highway 

From I-44 to the souothern city limits of Glenpool. 


(PIC) Amending 69 O.S. 1991, Section 1619. 

167 1997 US 75 Colonel John L. Hillman Parkway 1. Military hero in World War II and the Korean War 

From the southern city limits of Glenpool to Henryetta. farther gave outstanding military service with the 

S. J. Res. 8, Okla. Session Laws 1997, pg. 2831; National Guard, 45th Infantry Division. 

(PIC) Amending 69 O.S. 1991, Section 1619. 

168 1997 US 60 Ben Johnson Memorial Highway 1. Movie actor and winner of an Academy Award. He 

From Washington County Line to junction of US 60 & starred in She Wore A Yellow Ribbon, Rio Grande, 

H. C. Res. 1045, Okla. session Laws 1997, pg. 2898; The Wild Bunch. 


169 1997 SH 33 Earl R. Gibble Memorial Highway 1. He was a longtime Oklahoma businessman and an 

From Cushing to Drumright. 

outstanding citizen of Cushing. 

(PIC) H. C. Res. 1008, Okla. session Laws 1997, pg. 2878; 

170 1998 SH 51 Jack H. Choate Memorial Highway 1. Selected by the Hennessey Chamber of 

Hennessey Citizen of the Year in 1987 and 

From US 81 to SH 132 in Kingfisher County. Outstanding Citizen 

S. C. Res. 39, Okla. Session 1998, pg. 2420; in 1963. 


171 1998 I-35 Shannon Miller Parkway 1. Olympic Champion Gymnast who won two World 

From Memorial Road to Danforth Road in Oklahoma 

H. C. Res. 1064, Okla. session Laws 1998, pg. 2417; Olympic Medals. 


Championships, two National Championships and 


172 1998 I-35 World War I Veterans Memorial Highway 

From the I-35 and I-40 Interchange southbound to the 

State Line.

Senate Bill 854, Okla. Session Laws 1998, pg. 1435; 


173 1998 I-35 World War II Veterans Memorial Highway 

From the I-35 and I-40 Interchange northbound to the 

State Line. 



174 1998 I-40 Korean War Veterans Memorial Highway/ 

2003 The Purple Heart Trail 

From the I-35 and I-40 Interchange westbound to the 

State Line. 



Addition of the Purple Heart Trail in 2003. 

Senate Bill 380, Okla. Session Laws 2003; 


175 1998 I-40 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Highway/ 

2003 The Purple Heart Trail 

2004 From the I-35 and I-40 Interchange eastbound to the 

State Line. 



Addition of the Purple Heart Trail in 2003. 



Extended to junction of I-44 in Oklahoma County in 


(PIC) Commission Item 125-B-11, 7-6-04. 

176 1998 SH 47 & Black Kettle Memorial Highway 1. Black Kettle was a great Cheyenne Chief. 

SH 47A 

From the Texas State Line to Cheyenne, Oklahoma 

and also all 

of SH 47A. 




1. The House Joint Resolution indicated that this 

177 1998 County Road Jakie Horn Memorial Bridge 

bridge was on 

Washita River Bridge north of Alex. 

SH 19C. However, SH 19C does not and never have 

H. J. Res. 1092, Okla. Session Laws 1998, pg. 2401. north of Alex. 

178 1998 SH 1 Harold L. Jennings Memorial Bridge 1. Served with the Oklahoma National Guard from 

Bridge across Sandy Creek southwest of Allen. 30, 1946 to September 1, 1950 and later served on 

H. C. Res. 1111, Okla. session Laws 1998, pg. 2476; as a Second Lieutenant. 

(PIC) Commission Item 131-B, 7-6-98.

179 1999 NE 23rd Dr. A. L. Dowell Bridge 1. An optometrist in Oklahoma and was the first 

Street Bridge across I-35 in Oklahoma City. African-American elected to the Oklahoma City 

(SH 107) H. C. Res. 1056, Okla. session Laws 1999, pg. 2152; 


180 1999 US 259, Mountain Gateway 

US 59 & US 59 south of I-40 in Sequoyah County and US 59, 

US 271 and US 259 within the boundaries of LeFlore County. 



181 1999 SH 51 Dr. William R. Bright Bypass 1. An Evangelist, who received the 1982-1983 

Between Broken Arrow and Coweta. 

Christiain Achievement Award, for outstanding 

S. J. Res. 21, Okla. Session Laws 1999, pg. 2099; dedication in furthering the gospel. 


182 1999 SH 51 Broken Arrow Expressway 

Between US 75 in Tulsa County and the City limits of 

in Wagoner County. 

House Res. 1455, Okla. Session Laws 1999, pg. 197; 

(PIC) Commission Item 104-A, 7-6-99 

183 2000 SH 18 Marjorie and Maria Tallchief Highway 1. The Tallchief sisters were prima ballerinas whose 

From Fairfax northbound to US 60 in Osage County. artistry were recognized world wide. Both were born 

Senate Bill 1106, Okla. Session Laws 2000; County and were proud of their Osage Tribal heritage. 

(PIC) Commission Item 97-F, 6-5-00. 

184 2000 SH 18 Senator Frank Mahan Highway 1. Served in the Oklahoma State House of 

From Fairfax southbound to SH 20 in Osage County. from 1937 to 1942 and as a Senator for District 34 

Senate Bill 1106, Okla. Session Laws 2000; to 1960. 

Commission Item 97-F, 6-5-00. 

(PIC) 


185 2000 SH 107 Clara Luper Corridor 1. Civil-rights supporter. 

Between I-235 and I-35 in Oklahoma City on N. 23rd 



186 2000 SH 82 Cliff Bogle Memorial Highway 1. Founder of the town of Langley before statehood 

Between SH 20 in Mayes County and SH 66 in Criag instrumental in acquiring the first electric plant for the 


(PIC) Commission Item 97-E, 6-5-00. 

187 2000 SH 127 Sam Fields Memorial Highway

Between SH 20 and SH 10 in Delaware County. 



1. Served as an Oklahoma Transportation Division 

Engineer for 

188 2000 I-40 Sparland Rose Memorial Bridge 

Bridge across Little Deep Creek east of Weatherford. Division Five from 1986 to February 4, 1994. 



189 2000 US 281 Tom Manar Memorial Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator for District 

Bridge across East Cache Creek south of Apache in 1943 to 1960. 

County. 



190 2001 SH 77 & I-35 Cleo Bradshaw interchange 1. Worked for sixteen years to get the 1-35 

Interchange Interchange of SH 77 and I-35 at Guthrie Guthrie. He died less than a year before the 

H. C. Res. 1036, Okla. session Laws 2001; completed. 


191 2001 SH 131 John C. Farley Bridge 

1. Private First Class John C. Farley was killed in 

action in the 

Bridge across Coal Creek east of Cairo in Coal Philippines while serving his country in the United 

H. C. Res. 1039, Okla. session Laws 2001; during World War II. 

Comission Item 112-A, 7-2-01. 

192 2001 SH 11 T. N. Barnsdall Bridge 

1. A pioneer in the development of petroleum in 

Oklahoma. He 

Bridge across Bird Creek in Osage County. 

drilled the second successful commercial oil well in 

S. C. Res. 1X, Okla. First Extraordinary Session of the States in 1859 and was the world's first refiner. The 

Legislature 2001; 

Oil Company was a prominent player in the Osage 



193 2001 US 59 Sailboat Bridge 

Bridge across Grand Lake in Delaware County. 



194 2001 US 169 Pearl Harbor Memorial Expressway 

Between Memorial Drive in the City of Tulsa and the 

Washinton 

County Line. 



195 2001 SH 9 J. M. Bailey Highway 

From US 69 in McIntosh County and extend west

approximately 2 miles. 



196 2002 US 59 & Senator Larry Dickerson Memorial Highway 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator form 

US 271 

US 59 south of I-40 in Sequoyah County and US 271 

and US 59 1987 until his death on March 7, 2001. 

in LeFlore County to Poteau. 


Commission Item 95-A-1, 6-3-02. 

197 2002 US 69 Colonel Harold D. Pinney, U. S. Army Highway 1. Served his country in the United States Army. 

In McIntosh County on US 69 northbound lane only, 

yards south of US 69 Business south of Eufaula to 

north of the hospital exit in Eufaula. 



198 2002 US 69 Clarence F. 'Chink' Douglas, Lawman Highway 1. Served as McIntosh County Sheriff for 28 years 

In McIntosh County on US 69 southbound lane only, to 1975. 

yards north of the US Business exit in Eufaula to 100 

south of 69 Business south of Eufaula. 



199 2002 US 69 McIntosh County Korean Veterans Memorial 

From south or I-40 to the South Canadian River in 

County. 




200 2002 US 412 Norman A. Lamb Highway 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator for District 

From I-35 to SH 74 in Noble and Garfield Counties. 1970 to 1988. 

H. C. Res. 1080, Okla. Session Laws 2002; 

Commission Item 165b, 10-7-02. 

201 2002 SH 177 Truman Branscum Memorial Highway 1. Served as District IV Highway Commissioner from 

From north of I-40 in Pottawatomie County to Lincoln 1963 until September, 1966 and as Director of the 

Senate Res. 51, Okla. Session Laws 2002; Department from June 10, 1969 to January, 1970. 

Commission Item 165d, 10-7-02. 

202 2002 Access Road Callahan Lane 1. Employed by the Oklahoma Tourism and 

From intersection with US 70 west of Lake Texoma in Department in 1992 as the golf professional at Lake 

County, the Access Road into Chickasaw Pointe Golf State Park. Served as the Field Operations 

Senate Res. 55, Okla. Session 2002; 

State owned golf courses.

Commission Item 165e, 10-7-02. 

203 2002 I-44 Dr. W. K. Jackson Parkway 1. A clergyman in Oklahoma City. 

From US 77 to junction with I-35 in Oklahoma County. 


Commission Item 165f, 10-7-02. 

204 2002 SH 67 Veterans of Foreign Wars Highway 

From junction with US 64 in Bixby to junction with US 

Alternate in Creek County. 


Commission Item 114f-1, 7-1-02. 

1. Military hero in World War II. Recipient of the 

Congressional 

205 2002 SH 72 Lt. Col. Ernest Childers Highway 

In Wagoner County, from junction with SH 51B in Medal of Honor, April 8, 1944. He died March 17, 

extending south 1.8 miles. 

S. C. Res. 87, Okla. Session Laws 2002; 

Commission Item 114h, 7-1-02. 

206 2002 US 81 Mennonite Bridge 

Bridge over unnamed creek on US 81, 1.6 miles south 

junction of US 81 & SH 3 in Canadian County. 



207 2002 SH 51 Richard D. Newkirk Bridge 1. Served as an Oklhoma Transportation Division 

Bridge over Fort Gibson in Wagoner and Cherokee Division I from 1974 to 1987. 

Senate Res. 50, Okla. Session Laws 2002; 

Commission Item 165c, 10-7-02. 


208 2002 SH 82 Jake Eaton Bridge 

Bridge over Eaton Creek in Haskell County 1.33 miles 

the junction of SH 82 & SH 31. 



209 2003 I-40 Bob Wood Memorial Bridge 

1. An outstanding citizen of Del City, who served as a 

Del City 

Bridge over Sunnylane Road in Del City. 

Councilman and a Member of the Del City Chamber 

H. C. Res. 1026, Okla. session Laws 2003; Commerce and helped established the Country Music 

Commission Item 109f, 7-7-03. 

Fame in Del City. 

210 2003 SH 3 Southeastern Mountain Gateway 

Within the boundaries and community of Tom in 

County. 


Commission Item 91D, 6-2-03. 

211 2003 US 412 & Sand Springs Expressway 

US 64 Renamed old Keystone Expressway on US 412 & US

Tulsa County. 


Commission Item 91A-2, 6-2-03. 

212 2003 US 77 Congressman Bill K. Brewster Highway 1. Served in the Oklahoma Legislature from 1982 to 

From SH 199 in Carter County to SH 32 in Love Represented Oklahoma's Third Congressional District 

United States House of Representatives from 1991 to 


1996, the 

third Congressman to represent the District in the past 

48 years. 

Commission Item 109d, 7-7-03. 

213 2003 US 64 Dwight C. Woodrell, Jr. Memorial Highway 1. Served as Sheriff of Pawnee County and was killed 

From the City Limits of Pawnee to the City Limits of 

Cleveland in line of duty on October 13, 2001. 

Pawnee County. 



214 2003 SH 77H Pearl Harbor/USS Oklahoma Memorial Highway 

From SH 9 in Cleveland County to I-240 in Oklahoma 


Commission Item 91A-1, 6-2-03. 

215 2003 US 412 Trooper Chris Van Krevelen Memorial Highway 

An Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper who was killed 

in the line 

From SH 74 in Garfield County to SH 58 in Major of duty on Thanksgiving Day of 2002. 


Commission Item 91B, 6-2-03. 


1. Served two terms in the Oklahoma House of 

216 2003 SH 15 Henry Bellmen Highway 

Representatives 

From US 177 in Noble County to SH 74 in Garfield beginning in 1947 and became the first Republican 

S. C. Res. 18, Okla. Session Laws 2003; the State of Oklahoma in 1963. Served again as 


Oklahoma from 1986 to 1991, becoming the second 

Governor to 

serve more than one term and the first to serve two 

non-consecutive terms. Served in the United States 

from 1968 to 1980, the first Republican in the history 

Oklahoma to be re-elected to the office of U. S. 

217 2003 US 70 Tom Tipps Highway 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Representative in 

From US 77 to SH 76 in Carter County 

1954 and served as an Oklahoma State Senator from 

S. C. Res. 34, Okla. Session Laws 2003; to 1962. 

Commission Item 109e, 7-7-03.

218 2004 US 70 Trooper Nikky Green Memorial Highway 1. An outstanding Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper 

From US 183 in Tillman County to US 81 in Jefferson killed in the line of duty. Served as deputy sheriff in 

H. C. Res. 1051, Okla. session Laws 2004; County in 1992, a DARE officer with the Guthrie 


Department from 1993 to 1995, and as a minister and 

patrol trooper until his death on December 26, 2003. 

219 2004 SH 7 LCDR Clarence O. 'Smokey' Tolbert Memorial 1. Served as a Navy polit who was killed in action 

From SH 99 to SH 1 in Johnston County. 

Vietnam War and was classified as Mission In Action 

H. C. Res. 1053, Okla. session Laws 2004; sixteen years. 


220 2004 SH 82 & Mickey Mantle Memorial Highway 1. One of the greatest major league baseball players 

SH 20 Between junction of SH 82 & SH 20 north of Spavinaw time and was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame 

Indian Springs Road south of Spavinaw. 



221 2004 I-40 Trooper Matthew Evans/Officer Jeffery Rominger 1. Trooper Matthew Evans was an outstanding 

Memorial Parkway 

Highway Patrol Trooper who was killed in the line of 

From I-44 eastbound to junction of I-35 & I-40 in 

Oklahoma City. 

2. Officer Jeffery Rominger was an Oklahoma City 

Police 

Senate Bill 1480, Okla. Session Laws 2004; Officer who was killed in the line of duty. 

Commission Item 125-B-1, 7-6-04. 

222 2004 SH 1 Trooper David 'Rocky' Eales Memorial Highway 1. An Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper who was 

Between Indian Nation Turnpike and US 69 in and 

near the City 

line of duty. 

of McAlester in Pittsburg County. 




223 2004 US 70 Choctaw-Chickasaw Trail of Tears Memorial 

Between Arkansas State Line and I-35. 



224 2004 SH 2 Vernon Glenn Memorial Highway 1. A FBI agent who was killed in the line of duty. 

In the City of Vinita, between US 69 and the North City 



225 2004 US 77 Sid Cookerly Memorial Highway 1. A Kay County Undersheriff. 

Between SH 11 and the City of Newkirk in Kay 



226 2004 SH 7 Tom Puckett Memorial Highway 1. A FBI agent who was killed in the line of duty. 

Between I-44 in Lawton and SH 65 in Comanche 


Commission Item 125-B-5, 7-6-04.

227 2004 US 75 John C. Blaylock Memorial Highway 

From South Canandian River Bridge near Calvin and 

five miles north. 



228 2004 SH 99 Dr. Robert E. Cowling Memorial Highway 

From Richardson Loop in Ada and extending five 



229 2004 SH 99 Troy Leathers Memorial Highway 1. An Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation agent 

From SH 66 near Stroud south to the Sac and Fox 

Tribal Center. 

killed in the line of duty. 



230 2004 SH 33 Dr. Ernest L. Holloway Memorial Highway 

1. Served as President of Langston University from 

October 10, 

One-half mile from the east end of Cimarron River 1979 to July 31, 2005. He was inducted into the 

SH 105 in Logan County. 

Afro-American Hall of Fame in 1987, Oklahoma 



of Fame in 1996, Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of 

1999, and the Oklahoma State University Alumni 

Hall of Fame in 2001. 


231 2004 US 270 William Ross Stewart Memorial Highway 1. An agent for Oklahoma State Bureau of Narcotics 

Between Krebs and Hartshorne in Pittsburg County. killed in the line of duty. 



232 2004 SH 65 Jody Latimer Memorial Highway 1. A FBI agent who was killed in the line of duty. 

Between SH 53 and City of Temple in Cotton County. 



233 2004 US 75 W. R. 'Dick' Stubbs Memorial Highway 


Commissioner 

Between US 266 and Trudgeon Road in Henryetta. of the 1st District form August 6, 1985 to February, 



234 2004 US 62 Teddy Lehman Expressway 1. All-American linebacker from Fort Gibson, 

From Willey Road and west City Limits in Fort Gibson. played for the University of Oklahoma (2000-2004). 

Senate Bill 1480, Okla. Session Laws 2004; Butkus award as the nation's best linebacker his


After college, he went on to play professional football 

Detroit Lions in the NFL. 

235 2004 I-240 Keith Leftwich Memorial Loop 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Representative for 

Between I-35 and I-44 in Oklahoma City. 

from 1983 to 1988, and as an Oklahoma State 

Senate Bill 669, Okla. Session Laws 2004; district 44 from 1991 until his death in 2003. 


236 2004 I-35 Helen Cole Memorial Highway 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator for District 

Between I-240 in Oklahoma City and Indian Hills 1985 to 1988 and from 1991 to 1996. 

City of Norman. 



237 2004 SH 82 Doc Scanthlen Bridge 

Bridge near Stigler in Haskell County 0.4 mile south of 

junction of SH 82 & SH 9. 



238 2004 SH 11 Perrier Bridge 

Bridge over Bird Creek north of Skitook. 




239 2005 US 183 Joe M. Morgan Memorial Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma Transportation Division 

Bridge over Washita River in Custer County at Division 5 from May 1, 1974 to May 31, 1986. 



(PIC) Commission Item 103-d, 6-6-05. 

240 2005 SH 101 Rider Daugherty Memorial Bridge 

Bridge over Little Lee Creek west of Short in 

Sequoyah County. 


Commission Item 103-b-1, 6-6-05. 

241 2005 US 59 Bus. Navy Petty Officer Third Class Doyle W. Bollinger, 1. Killed June 6, 2003 while serving his country in 

Overpass 

On US 59 Business over US 59 in Poteau, LeFlore 



242 2005 US 70 Faye Moore Bridge 1. An outstanding citizen of the town Ringling in 

Bridge over Long Branch Creek east of Ringling. County. She made US 70 in Jefferson County a safer 

H. C. Res. 1007, Okla. session Laws 2005; through her efforts by promoting public safety. 


243 2005 SH 20 Trooper Randy Littlefield Memorial Highway 1. An Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper who was 

From east of Jay at the junction of SH 101 & US 59 line of duty.

east to Missouri State Line. 


Commission Item 103-a-1, 6-6-05. 

244 2005 SH 270 Billy Fairl Morgan Memorial Highway 1. The memorial was relocated in 2005. 

2004 New memorial between Harrah Road in Oklahoma 2. An agent for Oklahoma State Bureau of Narcotics 

McLoud municipal limits in Pottawatomie County. killed in the line of duty July 20, 1981. 




Commission Item 103-a-2, 6-6-05. 

1. Army Second Lieutenant Luke James was killed 

January 27, 

245 2005 SH 54 2nd Lt. Luke James Memorial Highway 

2007 From the municipal limits of Optima to the Kansas 2004 while serving his country in Iraq. 




Commission Item 106 (3, a), 7-16-07. 


246 2005 SH 54 Jack Begley Memorial Highway 1. Served as an Oklahoma Transportation 

From the municipal limits of Optima to the Texas District 6 from May, 2003 to April, 2004. 



247 2005 US 64 Lyle Rymer Highway 

In Roland, between Paw Paw Road and Cottonwood 



248 2005 US 81 Veterans Memorial Highway 

Between Duncan and Comanche in Stephens County. 



249 2005 Duncan Bobby Green Memorial Expressway 1. Served as an Oklahoma Highway Division 

Bypass On the Duncan Bypass from SH 7 north of Duncan Division VIII from May, 1971 to November, 1974; 

through the west side of Duncan to US 81 in Stephens 

County. 



250 2005 SH 31 Scott Vincent Memorial Highway 

In LeFlore County, between the west municipal limits 

Transportation Director from March 1, 1991 to 

January 31, 1993. 

1. Marine Corporal Scott Vincent was killed April 30, 

2004 while 

serving his country in Iraq.

Bokoshe and US 59 east of Bokoshe. 


Commission Item 103-c, 6-6-05. 

251 2005 SH 51 Mannford Expressway 

From one mile east of junction SH 151 west to 



252 2005 SH 9 Oklahoma Technolgy Corridor 

Between I-35 and the intersection of S. E. 36 Street in 

Norman. 



253 2006 US 271 & Judy Davis Memorial Highway 1. Served as the Director of the Spiro Chamber of 

SH 9 

Between Sunset Corner west of Spiro and Poteau 

River Bridge. from March, 1993 to August, 1999. 






254 2006 US 62 W. R. Shaver Memorial Highway 1. Commissioned as a deputy U. S. Marshal for Boley 

Within the municipal limits of Boley in Okfuskee Indian Territory in 1905. Killed in a gunfight while in 

Senate Bill 1074, Okla. Session Laws 2006; duty. His name was added to the National Law 

H. C. Res. 1057, Okla. session Laws 2006; Officers Memorial in May, 2005. 


255 2006 SH 49 Medicine Park Trail 

Between I-44 and the Wichita Mountains Wildlife 



256 2006 SH 7 Historic Platt National Parkway 

From US 177 in Sulphur and west 5 miles to 

near Davis. 



257 2006 US 270 Agent Choc Ericsson Memorial Highway 1. An Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous 

Southeast of Woodward between SH 34 and the agent killed in the line of duty on US 270. 

Bridge. 


Commission Item 122-a, 7-10-06. 

258 2006 SH 51 

USMC Sgt. James R. Graham III Memorial 

Highway 

1. An United States Marine killed August 1, 2005 

while serving 

Between 141st Street in Coweta and the Muskogee his country in Iraq during the War Against Terror. 

in Wagoner County.


Commission Item 122-b, 7-10-06. 

259 2006 US 64 James E. and Rose H. Benson Memorial Highway 

In Woods County, from Cora (2 miles west of SH 14 

to east 5 miles. 


Commission Item 122-c, 7-10-06. 

260 2006 US 412 Representative Elmer Maddux Highway 1. Served as a Woodward County Commissioner for 

Between SH 50 at Mooreland in Woodward County 

and Orienta 

from January 5, 1987 to July 5, 1988 and in the 

Oklahoma State 

in Major County. 

House of Representatives for District 58 from 

Senate Bill 1412, Okla. Session Laws 2006; to 2004. 

Commission Item 122-e, 7-10-06. 


261 2006 US 77 Jared 'Jed' Douglas Hartley Memorial Highway 1. An Army Specialist killed on July 15, 2005 while 

From the northern municipal boundary of Newkirk to 

the Kansas 

country in Iraq during the War Against Terror. His 

home town 

State Line. 

was Newkirk, Oklahoma. 



262 2006 US 81 BUS. Destry Horton Memorial Highway 1. Firefighter from Chickasha killed while fighting a 

Through Rush Springs in Grady County. in 2006. 



263 2006 US 59 Senator Larry Dickerson Memorial Bridge 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator from 

Bridge over the Arkansas River south of Sallisaw at 

Kerr Lock & 1987 until his death on March 7, 2001. 

Dam. 



264 2006 SH 3 Newt Sexton Memorial Bridge 1. A well known Oklahoman and lifelong resident of 

Bridge over the Cimarron River north of Coyle. 

was honored for his years of greeting travelers on SH 

33. Many 

House Res. 3019, Okla. Session Laws 2006; various newspaper articles were written about him. 


265 2006 SH 1 T. A. Olivo Memorial Bridge 1. A pioneer and rancher who served on the School

Bridge over Arbeca Creek northeast of Allen in 

Hughes County. 

Allen for many years. 



266 2006 SH 48 David Gray Memorial Bridge 1. Served as a Pontotoc County Commissioner from 

Bridge over Sincere Creek south of Allen in Pontotoc to 1975. 



267 2006 I-40 Don Reynolds Memorial Bridge 1. Served as Del City's first Brusiness Manager from 

Bridge over Sooner Road in Del City. 

1959, on the Del City Council from 1959 to 1963, as 

H. C. Res. 1074, Okla. session Laws 2006; Del City from 1964 to 1969, and as a Regent for Rose 

Commission Item 202-C, 11-6-06. College from 1971 to 2001. 

268 2006 US 270 

Private First Class Curtis Herman Bullard 

Memorial Bridge 

1. Killed in action in Pleika Province, Vietnam on 

June 20, 1966, 

Bridge over Caston Creek south of Wister. 

while serving his country. 




269 2007 SH 31 PFC Joseph Sevier Memorial Bridge He was killed in action March 8, 1944 in the 

Bridge on SH 31 across a creek approximately 2.72 

miles east 

serving his country in the United States Marine Corps 

during 

of SH 48 Junction in Coal County. 

World War II. 


Commission Item 106 (3, e), 7-16-07. 

270 2007 SH 31 PFC Lonnie Duke Memorial Bridge 1. He was killed in action May 11, 1944 in the 

Bridge on SH 31 across a creek approximately 2.41 

miles east 

while serving his country in the United States Army 

during 

of SH 48 Junction in Coal County. 

World War II. 


Commission Item 106 (3, f), 7-16-07. 

271 2007 SH 112 Sergeant Buddy Hughie Memorial Overpass 1. Killed in action in Afghanistan on February 19, 

Overpass at US 59/US 271 Junction at the north end serving with the First Battalion, 180th Infantry. 

Poteau Bypass. 


Commission Item 106 (4, d), 7-16-07. 

272 2007 SH 31 PFC Harley Leaired Memorial Bridge 1. He was killed in action October 24, 1944 while 

Bridge on SH 31 across Clear Boggy Creek 

country in the United States Army during World War 

miles east of SH 48 Junction in Coal County. served in the Philippines in the 60th Coast Artillery 


Battery B and received the Silver Star for his heroic 

Commission Item 106 (3, d), 7-16-07. April 16, 1942.

273 2007 SH 51B PFC Rex Lee Brown Memorial Highway 

Between Porter and Tullahassee in Wagoner County 

from 429th 

E. Avenue east to 484th E. Avenue. 


Commission Item 106 (1), 7-16-07. 

274 2007 I-40 Freedom Freeway 

From I-40/I-35 Junction east to the Harrah/Newalla 

Oklahoma City. 



275 2007 SH 51 Disabled American Veterans Highway 

From Tulsa/Wagoner County Line at 193rd E. Avenue 

145th E. Avenue exit. 


Commission Item 106 (2, b), 7-16-07. 

1. Killed in action in Pleika Province, Vietnam while 

serving his 

country. 


276 2007 SH 54 Senator Byron Dacus Memorial Highway 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Senator for District 

From SH 152 Junction in Washita County south to SH April, 1944 to January, 1965 and for District 26 from 

Junction in Kiowa County. 

1965 and for District 26 from January, 1965 to 



277 2007 SH 136 SPC Joshua Pearce Memorial Highway 1. Killed in action Feburary 26, 2006 while serving his 

From SH 3 in Texas County to the Kansas State Line. in Iraq. 


Commission Item 106 (3, g), 7-16-07. 

278 2007 US 69 Colonel Albert Hill Highway 1. Served his country for 41 years before retiring from 

From the Shawnee Bypass south to Okmulgee Street Air Force on September 11, 1981. During World War 

in 

II, he had 

Muskogee. 

served as lead bombardier in missions over Europe 

mission at Normandy on D-Day, June 6, 1944. He 



received the 

Presidential Unit Citation, Silver Star, Distinguished 

Cross, Air Medal with 13 Oak Leaf Clusters and the 

Heart, European Campaign Medal, three Battle Stars, 

American 

Defense Service Medal, American Campaign Medal

World War II Victory Medal. 

279 2007 US 271 & Officer Danny Martinez Memorial Highway 

1. A Fort Smith Police Official who was killed in the 

line of duty 

US 270 From US 271/US 270 Junction at Wister west to on March 23, 2007 in Fort Smith, Arkansas. He had 

US 271/US 270 Junction at Caston. 

Police Chief in Wister, Oklahoma and on the police 


Panama and Heavener, Oklahoma. 

Commission Item 106 (4, c), 7-16-07. 

280 2007 SH 20 PFC John Reece, Jr. Medal Honor/Purple Heart 1. He was killed in action in the Philippines while 

Highway 

country in the United States Army during World War 

II. He was 

Between the municipal limits of Pryor and Salina in one of six Native Americans to receive the Medal of 

County. 



281 2007 US 283 Senator Robert M. 'Bob' Kerr Memorial Highway 1. Served as a Highway Commissioner from January, 

In Jackson County, from Tamarack Road in Altus January, 1975, and as an Oklahoma State Senator for 

Greer County Line. 38 from 1987 until his death January 25, 2006. 




282 2007 US 60 First Lt. Donald J. Gott Memorial Highway 

Between Arnett and Harman in Ellis County. 



283 2008 US 64 Representative Jim L. Barker, Speaker of the 1. Served as an Oklahoma State Representative for 

House of Represntatives Memorial Highway from 1969 to 1971 and from 1977 to 1991. He was 

Between Muskogee and Keefeton in Muskogee Speaker from 1983 to 1991 and was the only 

Senate Bill 1155, Okla. Session Laws 2008; State history to be elected four times as House 

Commission Item 87 (2,d), 6-2-08. 

284 2008 SH 105 OHP Lt. J. C. Burris Memorial Highway 1. An Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper, who 

Between I-35 and the Lincoln County Line. 

safety with such campaign as the "Click It or Ticket" 


Commission Item 87 (2,g), 6-2-08. 

285 2008 Northwest SSG Jonathan Paul Dragus Memorial Highway 

Expressway From I-44 west to Pennsylvania Avenue in Oklahoma 

(Old SH 3A) House Bill 2691, Okla. Session Laws 2008; 

Commission Item 87 (1, m), 6-2-08. 

286 2008 SH 251A Kelly Downing Memorial Highway 

program of which he appeared in commercials and on 

Has received the National Trooper of the Year Award 

and the National Law Enforcement Liaison Award in 

died November 24, 2006 after a long battle with 

1. Kelly William Downing was a United States Marine 

who was

From SH 16 in Wagoner County east to the Cherokee killed in action on May 3, 1967 while serving his 

Line. 

South Vietnam. He was from Ft. Gibson, Oklahoma. 


Commission Item 87 (1, h), 6-2-08. 

287 2008 SH 151 

U. S. Army Staff Sergeant Billie Hall Memorial 

Highway 

1. An Army Special Forces medic, who was killed in 

action on 

From SH 51 in Tulsa County north to US 64. March 9, 1966 while serving his country in South 

Senate Bill 1479, Okla. Session Laws 2008; was posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service 

Commission Item 108a, 6-2-08. 1967. Billie Allen Hall was born on September 21, 

was from Sands Springs, Oklahoma 

288 2008 I-35 A. C. Hamlin Parkway 1. Served as an Oklahoma House of Representative 

From Waterloo Road north to Charter Oak Road in to 1911. The son of a former slaves and was the first 

County. 

member of the Oklahoma Legislature. 


Commission Item 87 (1, l), 6-2-08. 


289 2008 I-35 SPC Ross Hunter Duncan Memorial Highway 1. He was born June 26, 1962 in Perry, and was a 

From US 64 (Fir Street) in Perry in Noble County the Choctaw Nation. He was killed during an air show 

SH 51 in Payne County. Topeka, Kansas on October 19, 1989. 



290 2008 US 83 Oklahoma Panhandle Vietnam Veterans Memorial 

Highway 

In Beaver County, between Kansas State Line and 

Texas State 

Line. 


Commission Item 87 (1, i), 6-2-08. 

291 2008 SH 115 Duty Rowe Scenic Route 115 1. A longtime rancher from Meers, Oklahoma, and 

From SH 19 in Kiowa County to SH 49 in Comanche a leader in the agriculture business in Southwest 



292 2008 SH 9 U. S. Army Staff Sergeant Ruben Rivers Highway 1. Killed in action during World War II on November 

From Skagg City Road in Tecumseh east to SH 9A in Awarded the Medal of Honor and the Silver Star. 

Pottawatomie County. 

member of the United States Army 761st Tank 

Senate Bill 1155, Okla. Session Laws 2008; first African-American armored unit to serve in 

Commission Item 87 (2, e), 6-2-08.

293 2008 US 69 Veterans Memorial Highway 

From County Road EW760 north to County Road 

Wagoner County. 


Commission Item 87 (1, k), 6-2-08. 

294 2008 SH 32 John Adams and Arlie Harrill Memorial Bridges 

The four new bridges west of Marietta in Love County bridges for many years. 

the Walnut Bayou. 



1. The Adams and Harill families have lived in the 

area near the 

295 2008 US 62 

Private First Class Cody Montana Carver, U. S. 

Army 3rd 

1. Killed in action on October 30, 2007 while serving 

his country 

Infantry Division Memorial Bridge 

in Iraq. He was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 15th 

Bridge south of Haskell and south of the US 62/US 64 Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry 

Junction 

Division. He 

in Muskogee County. 

was from Haskell, Oklahoma. 




296 2008 SH 7 PFC Danny Leo Evans Memorial Bridge 1. United States Marine who died from wounds 

Bridge across the Western portion of Clear Boggy serving his country in Vietnam August 10, 1970. He 

Atoka County. 

Atoka, Oklahoma. 



297 2008 US 59 Ronald Glenn Bridge 

Bridge over Cedar Creek four miles south of Hodgen 

County. 


Commission Item 87 (1, n), 6-2-08. 

298 2008 SH 97 OHP Lt. Pat Grimes Memorial Bridge 1. An Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper killed while 

Bridge across the Arkansas River in Sand Springs in 

County. 


Commission Item 87 (1, d), 6-2-08. 

299 2008 SH 74 Richard L. Huddleston Memorial Bridge 1. Served as Chief Administrator in the Oklahoma 

Bridge across the Bloody Rush Creek in Oklahoma 

County 

south of Logan County Line. 



300 2008 SH 9 Representative Ron Langmacher Bridge 

Representatives and worked for House Leadership for 

25 years. 

1. Served as an Oklahoma House of Representative 

for District

Bridge over the Washita River approximately two 56 from 1995 to 2005. 

Carnegie in Caddo County. 



301 2008 SH 7 SPC4 Benny Joe Lewis Memorial Bridge 1. United States Marine killed in action on August 10, 

Bridge across the Eastern portion of Clear Boggy while serving his country in South Vietnam. 

Atoka County. 


Commission Item 87 (1, g), 6-2-08. 

302 2008 SH 31 PFC Glen W. Page Memorial Bridge 1. Served in the Army and was a P.O.W. in World 

Bridge over Salt Creek south of Ashland in Coal 

County. 

escaped after almost a year. Awarded the Bronze 

Star, Purple 


Heart, and the American Defense Service Medal. He 

Commission Item 87 (1, b), 6-2-08. August 15, 2007. 


303 2008 US 60 P.O.W./M.I.A. Memorial Bridge 

Bridge over the Arkansas River south of Ponca City in 

Osage Counties. 



304 2008 US 77 Cpl. Bryan J. Scripsick Memorial Bridge 1. United States Marine killed in action on September 

Bridge over the Washita River north of Pauls Valley in while serving his country in Iraq. 

County. 


Commission Item 87 (1, j), 6-2-08. 

305 2008 I-235 Zach D. Taylor, Jr. Memorial Interchange 1. Served as Executive Director of Association of 

Interchange of I-235 and NW 36th Street in Oklahoma Oklahoma Governments for 25 years. He was named 

Senate Bill 1155, Okla. Session Laws 2008; Adminstrator of the Year in 2006. 

Commission Item 87 (2, h), 6-2-08. 

306 2008 SH 31 Pvt. Everett C. 'Bud' Ward Memorial Bridge 1. A World War II veteran from Coal County. He was 

Bridge over Keel Creek northeast of Coalgate and United States Army Quartermaster Corps and served 

Coal County. South Pacific Theater. He died December 15, 1993. 


the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart. 


307 2008 US 177 

Staff Sergenat Billy M. Castleberry Memorial 

Highway 

1. Killed in action on October 7, 1965 while serving 

his country 

Through Johnston County. in South Vietnam. He was born June 25, 1920.



308 2009 SH 32 

1. Served as an Oklahoma House of Representative 

State Representative Terry Hyman Memorial Highway for District 

From I-35 in Love County west to Jefferson County 

Line. 

49 from 2005 until his death June 27, 2008. He was 

killed while 

Senate Bill 622, Okla. Session Laws 2009; 

working on his farm. 

House Bill 1769, Okla. Session Laws 2009; 

Commission Item 94(a, 1), 6-22-09. 

309 2009 SH 63 Carsyn Kay Hackler Memorial Highway 1. Died November 11, 2007 from injury she had 

From the City of Kiowa in Pittsburg County east rodeo accident when the horse she was riding fell on 

3 miles to the City of Pittsburg. was 7-year-old. 




310 2009 SH 48 Master Sgt. Ura M. Horton Memorial Bridge Ura Manuel Horton died May 10, 2007. He had 22 

Bridge approximately 5 miles south of Allen in 

Pontotoc County. 

Military Service. Served in Korea and World War II. 

He was a 


former prisoner of War. 


311 2009 SH 125 Tech Sgt. Jason Norton Memorial Bridge 1. Tech Sergeant Jason Norton was killed January 

Bridge over Neosho River at Riverview Park in Miami while serving his country in Iraq. 

County. 



312 2009 SH 7 Commissioner Jimmie Primrose Memorial Bridge 1. Served as Murray County District 3 Commissioner 

Bridge over Washita River between I-35 and Davis in than 20 years. Died September 6, 2008. 

County. 



313 2009 US 270 SSgt. Larry S. Pierce Memorial Highway 1. Staff Sergeant Larry S. Pierce was a member of 

Between the City of Seminole and the City of Wewoka Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion (Airborne), 

in 

503rd Infantry, 

Seminole County. 173rd Airborne Brigada. Died in action September 20, 


Vietnam. Received the Medal of Honor for saving the 


men of his sqaud by the sacrifice of his own life. 

314 2009 SH 51 Sheriff Jerry Beall and Police Chief Joe Rowden 1. Payne County Deputy Sheriff Jerry Mark Beall was 

Memorial Highway. the line of duty July 30, 1968 on SH 51. He was 26. 

Between West Junction of SH 108 and East Junction 


2. Cushing Police Chif Oswell Ovid "Joe" Rowden 

was killed in

in Payne County. the line of duty July 30, 1968 on SH 51. He was 60. 



315 2009 US 77 Mazzebeth Turner Memorial Highway 

Between the junctions of I-35 at exit 51 and exit 47 in 

County. 



316 2009 SH 4 U. S. Army 509th Engineer Company Memorial Bridge Activated 15 July 1942 at Camp Gruber, Oklahoma. 

Bridge 1 mile north of junction SH 3 in Canadian 




317 2009 SH 3 U. S. Army Staff Sgt. Brandon W. Farley Memorial 1. Killed in action while serving his country in Iraq. 

Highway 

Between east of Idabel and Tom in McCurtain County. 



318 2009 SH 11 Charles "Choppy" Parker Memorial Bridge 1. Died in 2002. 

Bridge over Salt Fork River in Alfalfa County. 



319 2009 US 69 Bus. Leon Sherrer Highway 1. Owned Sherrer's Restaurant in Durant since 1948. 

From Waldon Drive in Durant north to Alabama as Assistant Secretary of the Oklahoma School Land 

Senate Res. 54, Okla. Session Laws 2009; 

Commission, and as Deputy Director and then 


Training and Education for Oklahoma Civil Defense 


Served on the Durant City Council and as Mayor of 

Served on the Oklahoma State Small Business 

the Board of the Substate Planning District Southern 


Development Association. Director of the Oklahoma 

Restaurant Association for the last 35 years. 

320 2009 SH 112 Deputy Sheriff Dustin Duncan Memorial Bridge 1. Latimer County Deputy Sheriff Dustin Shawn 

Bridge over Poteau River in LeFlore County. 

killed in an automobile accident February 4, 2008 

while on duty. 


He had served with Latimer County Sheriff's Office for 

only three


months. The previous nine years he served with 

Department and LeFlore County Sheriff's Office. 

321 2009 SH 128 U. S. Army 2nd Lieutenant Fred Sonaggera Memorial 1. Second Lieutenant Freddie Leon Sonaggera was 

Bridge 

April 17, 1968 while serving his country in Vietnam. 

Bridge east of Heavener in LeFlore County. 



322 2009 US 81 SSGT Chris Hake Memorial Highway 1. Staff Sergeant Chris Hake was killed March 23, 

From Enid City Limits north to US 64 in Garfield serving his country in Iraq. He was with the 3rd 


Infantry Division, Fort Stewart, Georgia. 

Commission Item 94(b,1), 6-22-09. 

323 2009 SH 6 Trooper David Nalley Memorial Highway 1. Trooper David Nalley was killed October 27, 1984 

Between US 283 in Greer County & SH 152 in 

Beckham County. 

of Duty. 


Commission Item 94(b,2), 6-22-09. 


324 2009 I-35 CW02 Steven Shephard Memorial Highway 1. Army Chief Warrant Officer 2nd Class Steven E. 

From mile marker 100 south to Purcell. 

was killed June 27, 2005 when his helicopter crashed 


serving his country in Iraq. He was with the 3rd 

Commission Item 94(c), 6-22-09. 

Aviation Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division, Fort Bragg, 

Carolina. 

325 2009 SH 48 Larry Eugene Caldwell Memorial Bridge 1. Served as a member of Company A, 3rd Battalion, 

Bridge over Little Deep Fork Creek 1.5 miles south of 

Bristow in 

Infantry, 196th Light Infantry Brigade. Killed in action 

on March 

19, 1970 while serving his country in Vietam. Earned 

Creek County. 

the Army 

Combat Infantryman Badge, Army Commendation 

H. C. Res. 1005, Okla. Session Laws 2009; 

Medal, Purple 

Commission Item 94(d), 6-22-09. 

Heart and Vietam Gallantry Cross. 

326 2009 US 54 Oklahoma Panhandle State University Centennial 1. In 1009, Oklahoma Legislature provided funding 

Across Texas County. 

creation of Panhandle Agricultural Institute. The 

H. C. Res. 1008, Okla. Session Laws 2009; provide a district agricultural school of secondary 

Commission Item 94(e), 6-22-09. 

1921, the Legislature authorized a two-year college 

and the name was changed to Panhandle Agricultural 

Mechanical College. In 1925 and 1926, junor and 

courses were added. Renamed in 1967 as Oklahoma 

Panhandle State College of Agriculture and Applied 

Renamed in 1974 as Oklahoma Panhandle State 

The Oklahom Legislature congratulates Oklahoma 

University for providing quality education and 

enrichment for 100 years.

OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT of TRANSPORTATION 

S. COFFEYVILLE 

287 

54 

169 

MIAMI 

WOODS 

KAY 

OTTAWA 

CIMARRON 

64 

64 

TEXAS 

GUYMON 

BEAVER 

HARPER 

ALVA 

ALFALFA 

GRANT 

BLACKWELL 

60 

BARTLESVILLE 

75 

NOWATA 

CRAIG 

VINITA 

60 

WASHINGTON 

60 

PONCA CITY 

OSAGE 

GROVE 

ENID 

ROGERS 

412 

OWASSO 

15 

WOODWARD 

WOODWARD 

MAJOR 

412 64 

GARFIELD 

NOBLE 

PAWNEE 

SKIATOOK 

CLAREMORE 

PRYOR 

69 

MAYES 

DELAWARE 

270 

PERRY 

412 

59 

412 

W. SILOAM SPRINGS 

60 

ELLIS 

DEWEY 

183 

281 

81 

KINGFISHER 

STILLWATER 

PAYNE 

CUSHING 

CREEK 

GLENPOOL 

TULSA 

TULSA 

169 

WAGONER 

WAGONER 

CHEROKEE 

ADAIR 

BLAINE 

33 

GUTHRIE 

LOGAN 

LINCOLN 

OKMULGEE 

MUSKOGEE 

TAHLEQUAH 

270 

MEMORIAL BRIDGE LOCATION 

1 Name 

ROGER 

MILLS 

ELK CITY 

CUSTER 

CLINTON 

WEATHERFORD 

CANADIAN 

EL RENO 

OKLAHOMA 

OKLAHOMA CITY 

OKFUSKEE 

OKMULGEE 

75 

HENRYETTA 

MUSKOGEE 

SEQUOYAH 

SALLISAW 

2-3 Names 

4 or more Names 

COUNTY BOUNDARY 

BECKHAM 

183 

WASHITA 

CADDO 

ANADARKO 

CLEVELAND 

SHAWNEE 

POTTA- 

WATOMIE 

SEMINOLE 

1 

SEMINOLE 

HOLDENVILLE 

HUGHES 

MCINTOSH 

69 

PITTSBURG 

HASKELL 

POTEAU 

ARKOMA 

URBAN AREA BOUNDARY 

GREER 

KIOWA 

CHICKASHA 

GRADY 

MCCLAIN 

PURCELL 

MCALESTER 

LATIMER 

LEFLORE 

ADA 

HARMON 

62 

ALTUS 

GARVIN 

PAULS VALLEY 

PONTOTOC 

1 3 

COMANCHE 

LAWTON 

DUNCAN 

COAL 

JACKSON 

TILLMAN 

COTTON 

81 

STEPHENS 

CARTER 

MURRAY 

ARDMORE 

JOHNSTON 

69 

ATOKA 

3 

PUSHMATAHA 

MCCURTAIN 

JEFFERSON 

LOVE 

70 

MARSHALL 

DURANT 

BRYAN 

CHOCTAW 

HUGO 

70 

70 

IDABEL 

OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 

PLANNING & RESEARCH DIVISION 

GIS MANAGEMENT BRANCH 

200 N.E. 21ST. STREET 

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA 73105 

2009 MEMORIAL ROADS and BRIDGES 

November 10, 2009 

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Section Five 

Master Index 

Alphabetical Index to Memorial Highways and Bridges 

Index According to Highways

Alphabetical Index 

Reference According to File Numbers 

Bold Numbers Reference to Bridges 

NUMERICAL 

3rd Infantry Division, U.S. Army 295 

nd 

42 ‘Rainbow’ Infantry Division 4 4 

th 

45 Infantry Division 114 

101 Ranch 127 

th 

509 Engineer Company. U.S. Army 316 

A 

Abbott, Lonnie 109 

Adams, John 294 

Albert, Carl 61 

Allen, James W. 93 

American Legion 31 

American Wars 123 

Astronaut 38, 64 

Athlete 66, 148, 171, 220, 234 

B 

Bailey, J. M. 195 

Baldwin, Don 22 

Barker, Representative Jim L. 283 

Barnsdall, T.N. 194 

Beall, Sheriff Jerry 314 

Begley, Jack V. 246 

Belew, Carl 149 

Bell, William Hop 51 

Bellmen, Henry 216 

Bench, Leon 137 

Benson, James E. 259 

Benson, Rose H. 259 

Bigheart, Chief James 126 

Bixby Spartan Pass 125 

Black Kettle 176 

Blaylock, John C. 227 

Blue Star 4 

Boecher, Roy C. 36 

Bogle, Cliff 186 

Bollinger, PO3 Doyle W. 241 

Boone, Nathan 12 

Bradshaw, Cleo 190 

Bradshaw, Mark ‘Buzz’ 76 

Branscum, Truman 201 

Brewster, Congressman Bill K. 212 

Bridal, Velvie 24 

Bright, Dr. William R. 181 

Broken Arrow Expressway 182 

Brown, PFC Rex Lee 273 

Bullard, PFC Curtis Herman 268 

Burris, OHP Lt. J. C. 284 

Butler, Capt. Otho 136 

C 

Caldwell, Larry Eugene 325 

Callahan Lane 202 

Camp, John N. ‘Happy’ 164 

Carlile, Paul 72 

Carrier, Floyd E. 108 

Carver, PFC Cody Montana 295 

Carson, Kit 10 

Castleberry, Staff Sergeant Billy M. 307 

Centennial Expressway 115 

Chickasaw Indians 223 

Childers, Lt. Col. Ernest 205 

Chisholm Trail 165 

Choate, Jack H 170 

Choctaw Indians 223 

Choska Bottom 75 

Chouteau, Jean Pierre 2, 42, 58 

Cimarron Highway 106 

Clark, Admiral Joe ‘Jocko’ 9 0

Cole, Helen 236 

Cook, Jim 41 

Cookerly, Sid 225 

Cooper, Gordon 38 

Coo-Wee-Scoo-Wee 5 0 

Coppock, Stanley 30 

County Commissioner 32, 70, 79, 

80, 145, 260, 266 

Cowling, Dr. Robert E. 228 

Cox, Julius W. 16 

D 

Dacus, Senator Byron 276 

Dahl, John 101 

Daugherty, Rider 240 

Davis, Eldon B. 145 

Davis, Judy 253 

Dean, Dr. Robert C. 131 

Debo, Angie 163 

Dickerson, Senator Larry 196, 263 

Diel, Marion 97 

Disabled American Veterans Highway 

275 

Douglas, Clarence F. “Chink” 198 

Dowell, Dr. A. L. 179 

Downing, Kelly 286 

Dragus, SSG Jonathan Paul 285 

Duke, PFC Lonnie 270 

Duncan, Deputy Sheriff Dustin 320 

Duncan, SPC Ross Hunter 289 

E 

Eales, David ‘Rocky’ 222 

Eaton, Jake 208 

Edge. Lawrence A. 140 

Entertainer 13, 146, 149, 161, 168, 183 

Ericssion, Choc 257 

Evans, PFC Danny Leo 296 

Evans, Matthew 221 

Expressways 27, 29, 38, 89, 

104, 115, 182, 194, 211, 234, 249, 251 

F 

Farley, Staff Sgt. Brandon W. 317 

Farley, John C. 191 

Ferrel, L. A. 18 

Fields, Sam 187 

Finch, Heber, Jr. 37 

Fine, Ray 60, 71 

Fodge, Frank M. 95 

Foris, Henry A. 156 

Fort Cantonment 21 

Fox Drive 6 

Freedom Freeway 274 

G 

Garber, Martin 128 

Garriott, Owen K., Dr. 6 4 

Gary, Emma 25 

Gary, Raymond 20, 27, 29 

Gibble, Earl R. 169 

Glenn, Frank 94 

Glenn, Ronald 297 

Glenn, Vernon 224 

st 

Gott, 1 Lt. Donald J. 282 

Governors of Oklahoma 9, 14, 15, 

20, 27, 29, 43, 47, 83, 104, 113, 216 

Gragg, C. Hubert 48 

Graham, Sergeant James Gray, III 258 

Grantham, Roy 100 

Gray, David 266 

Gray, Pete 159 

Greathouse, Cecil B. ‘Bud’ 9 1 

Green, Bobby G. 249 

Green, Trooper Nikky 218 

Greer County Highway 162 

Grimes, OHP Lt. Pat 298 

Gungoll, James H. 82 

H 

Hackler, Carsyn Kay 309 

Hake, Staff Sgt. Chris 322

Hall, Staff Sergeant Billie 287 

Hamlin, A. C. 288 

Hammersly, Orland 142 

Haney, Enoch Kelly 109 

Harrill, Arlie 294 

Hartley, Specialist Jared “Jed” Douglas 

261 

Haskins, Ben 78 

Haynes, Marques 148 

Herring, Jack 96 

Hill, Colonel Albert 278 

Hillman, Colonel John L. 167 

Historic Platt National Parkway 256 

Historic Route 66 119 

Holloway, Dr. Ernest L. 230 

Holmes, Dan P. 68, 88 

Honey Creek Pass 9 2 

Horn, Jakie 177 

Horton, Destry 262 

Horton, Master Sgt. Ura M. 310 

Huddleston, Richard L. 299 

Hughie, Sergeant Buddy 271 

Hurt, Sergeant Donald J. 157 

Hyman, Representative Terry 308 

I 

Illinois River Scenic Drive 121 

Indian Chief 126, 134, 176 

Indians Tribes 

Cherokee 90, 144 

Cheyenne 176 

Chickasaw 223 

Choctaw 223, 289 

Comanche 134 

Osage 126, 183 

Seminole 7 7 

Sac & Fox 6 6 

Taovayas 141 

J 

Jackson, Dr. W. K. 203 

nd 

James, 2 Lt. Luke 245 

Jennings, Harold L. 178 

Johnson, Ben 168 

Johnson, Joe A. 110 

Johnson, Lyndon Baines 6 3 

Johnston, Henry S. 47 

Jumper, Virgil 57 

K 

Kamas, Louis M. 81 

Kennedy, Mabelle 6 5 

Kerr, Senator Robert M. “Bob” 281 

Kerr, Robert S. 15, 43 

Kight, H. Tom, Jr. 17 

King, Martin Luther, Jr. 89, 129 

King William J. 98 

Kirk, Lee 70 

Klutts, B. L. 117 

Korean Veterans, McIntosh County 199 

Korean War 91, 156, 157, 167, 174 

L 

Langley, W. H. ‘Bill’, Sr. 118 

Lake Hefner Parkway 133 

Lakeshore Parkway 1 2 0 

Lamb, Norman A. 200 

Langmacher, Representative Ron 300 

Latimer, Jody 232 

Law Enforcement 137, 139, 159, 198 

213, 218, 221, 224, 225, 226, 229, 231, 232, 

243, 244, 254, 257, 279, 284, 288, 314, 320, 

323 

Lawman Highway 198 

Leaired, PFC Harley 272 

Leathers, Troy 229 

Leftwich, Keith 235 

Lehman, Teddy 234 

Lewis, SPC4 Benny Joe Lewis 301 

Lieutenant Governor 34, 83, 104 

Linton, John O. 132 

Linton, Roy 143

Littlefield, Trooper Randy 243 

Luper, Clara 185 

Lynch, Frank 80 

M 

Maddux, Representative Elmer 260 

Mahan, Senator Frank 184 

Manar, Tom 189 

Mannford Expressway 251 

Mantle, Mickey 220 

Marland, E. W. 113 

Martinez, Officer Danny 279 

McCall, Samuel 130 

McColgin, S. S. 40 

McCollough, D. I. 33 

McDonald, Ed 45 

McLeroy, 1SG James 131 

McIntosh County Korean Veterans 199 

McSpadden, Clem 102 

Medicine Park Trail 2 5 5 

Memminger, C.B. 1 

Mennonite Bridge 206 

Military Service 2, 4, 12, 58, 90, 

91, 112, 122, 123, 124, 131, 132, 136, 140, 

141, 142, 143, 245, 151, 154, 155, 157, 167, 

178, 191, 197, 205, 219, 250, 258, 261, 268, 

269, 270, 271, 272, 273, 278, 280, 286, 287, 

292, 295, 296, 301, 302, 304, 306, 307, 310, 

311, 313, 316, 317, 321, 322, 324, 325 

Military Units & Bases 6, 44, 114, 

316 

Miller, Roger 146 

Miller, Shannon 171 

Miskelly, John, Jr. 135 

Moad, Jody S. 39 

Moore, Faye 242 

Morgan, Billy Fairl 244 

Morgan, Joe M. 239 

Mountain Gateway 180 

Murphy, Robert M. 74 

Murphy, Wyche B. 54 

Murray, Johnston 9 

N 

Nalley, Trooper David 323 

Nance, James C. 49 

Nash, William R. 85 

Newberry, Marvin 154 

Newkirk, Richard D. 207 

Nichols, Allen G. 52 

Nigh, George 83, 104 

Northwest Passage 83 

Norton, Tech Sgt. Jason 311 

O 

Oklahoma Panhandle State University 

Centennial Corridor 326 

Oklahoma Panhandle Vietnam Veterans 

290 

Oklahoma State House of Representative 

17, 22, 28, 37, 39, 41, 57, 60, 62, 69, 71, 76, 

81, 83, 99, 104, 109, 110, 111, 116, 118, 128, 

135, 164, 184, 216, 217, 235, 260, 283, 288, 

299, 300, 308 

Oklahoma State Senator 1, 17, 20, 

22, 27, 29, 30, 36, 40, 49, 52, 60, 69, 71, 74, 

86, 100, 101, 102, 108, 109, 110, 184, 189, 

196, 200, 217, 235, 236, 263, 276, 281 

Oklahoma Technology Corridor 252 

Old Fort Cantonment Crossing 2 1 

Old Greer County Highway 162 

Olivo, T. A. 265 

P 

Packsaddle Bridge 76 

Page, PFC Glen W. 302 

Parker, Bertha 84 

Parker, Charles “Choppy” 318 

Parker, Quanah 134 

Parkways 50, 120, 133, 

171, 203, 222, 256 

Pawnee Bill 161 

Peace, Thomas D. 150

Pearce, SPC Joshua 277 

Pearl Harbor 194 

Pearl Harbor/USS Oklahoma 214 

Perrier Bridge 238 

Perry, Bruce 32 

Perry, Flavel D. 79 

Perryman Highway 166 

Phillips, Frank 5, 107 

Pierce, Staff Sgt. Larry S. 313 

Pinney, Colonel Harold D. 197 

Pioneer, Frontiersman and Founder 2, 

5, 10, 38, 42, 56, 58, 64, 98, 107, 144, 161, 

186, 192, 265 

Platt National Parkway, Historic 256 

POW-MIA 151, 303 

President of United States 3, 63 

Primrose, Commissioner Jimmie 312 

Puckett, Tom 226 

Pullen, Jake 103 

Purple Heart Trail 174, 175 

R 

Rainbolt, Gene 67 

Reece, PFC John, Jr. 280 

Reynolds, Don 267 

Richardson, J. A. 54 

Rivers, Staff Sergeant Ruben 292 

Rogers, Will 13 

Rominger, Jeffery 221 

Roosevelt, Franklin D. 3 

Rose, Sparland 188 

Route 66 105, 119 

Rowden, Police Chief Joe 314 

Rowe, Duty 291 

Rymer, Lyle 247 

S 

Sailboat Bridge 193 

Sandlin, Hugh M. 69 

Sand Springs Expressway 211 

Santa Fe Trail 35 

Scantlen, Doc 237 

Scenic Illinois River Drive 121 

Scenic Highways 7, 53, 121, 

138, 152, 153, 291 

Scenic Route of Western Oklahoma 152 

Scenic State Highway 115 153 

Scenic SH 77S 7 

Scenic Talimena Drive 5 3 

Scenic U.S. Highway 412 138 

Schnoebelin, Omer 56 

Scripsick, Cpl. Bryan J. 304 

Selman, J. O. 46 

Seminole Nation 77 

Sequoyah 144 

Sevier, PFC Joseph 269 

Sewell, Oscar 11 

Sexton, Newt 264 

Shaver, W. R. 254 

Shephard, CWO2 Steven 324 

Sherrer, Leon 319 

Shibley Highway 28 

Shields, George L. 155 

Smith, J. O. ‘Cotton’ 112 

nd 

Sonaggera, 2 Lieutenat Fred 321 

Southeastern Mountain Gateway 210 

State Treasurer 34 

Steed, Tom 87 

Stewart, William Ross 231 

Stoldt, C.A. ‘Bud’ 26 

Stubbs, W. R. ‘Dick’ 233 

Sweat, Vernon 158 

T 

Talimena Scenic Drive 5 3 

Tallchief, Marjorie & Maria 183 

Taovayas Indians 141 

Taron, Pierre F., Jr. 160 

Taylor, Zach D., Jr. 305 

Thompson, Mick 116 

Thorpe, Jim 66 

Tinker, Major General Clarence L. 124 

Tipps, Tom 217 

Tittle, Louis M. 19, 23

Tolbert, LCDR Clarence O. “Smokey” 

219 

Trails 35, 165, 255 

Trailways 90, 134 

Transportation Commissioner 14, 16, 

17, 19, 23, 45, 46, 48, 51, 54, 57, 67, 72, 82, 

84, 85, 93, 97, 117, 128, 201, 233, 246, 281 

Transportation Director 26, 201, 249 

Transportation Engineer 8, 33, 

73, 95, 188, 207, 239, 249 

Traw, Tom 99 

Turner, Mazzebeth 314 

Turner, Roy 14 

Turner Turnpike 14 

Turnpikes 13, 14, 138 

U 

U.S. Army Highway - Pinney, Col. Harold 

197 

U.S. Army Third Infantry Division 295 

th 

U.S. Army 509 Engineer Company 316 

U.S. House of Representative 13, 61, 

87, 102, 111, 164, 212 

U.S. Senator 15, 43, 216 

Ward, Pvt. Everett C. (Bud) 306 

Warren, Hugh 147 

Whelan, Dwight F. 59 

White, Homer X. 8 

Wickersham, Victor C. 111 

Williams, Cowboy Pink 34 

Williamson, Allen 62 

Wilson, John Quimby 73 

Wood, Bob 209 

Woodrell, Dwight C., Jr. 213 

World War I 4, 172 

World War II 4, 90, 91, 

124, 131, 132, 136, 140, 142, 143, 154, 155, 

156, 158, 167, 173, 191, 205, 269, 270, 272, 

278, 280, 292, 302, 306 

World War I Veterans 4, 172 

World War II Veterans 4, 173 

Y 

Young, Billy G. 139 

V 

Van Krevelen, Trooper Chris 215 

Veterans of Foreign Wars Highway 204 

Veterans Memorial Highway 122, 

172, 173, 174, 175, 248, 290, 293 

Vietnam Veterans 175, 290, 293 

Vietnam War 175, 219, 268, 

273, 286, 287, 296, 301, 307, 313, 321, 325 

Vincent, Scott 250 

W 

Walker Oliver C. 86 

War Against Terrorism 245, 250, 

258, 261, 295, 304, 311, 317, 322, 324

Index to Highways 

Reference According to File Numbers 

Bold Numbers Reference to Bridges 

INTERSTATES 

I-35 27, 92, 130, 171, 172, 173, 

190, 236, 288, 289, 324 

I-40 71, 87, 174, 175, 188, 209, 

221, 267, 274 

I-40 Bus. 29, 146 

I-44 8, 13. 14. 129. 203 

I-235 114, 305 

I-240 235 

I-244 8 9 

US HIGHWAYS 

US 54 326 

US 56 35 

US 59 45, 110, 116, 180, 193, 196, 

263, 297 

US 59 Bus. 241 

US 60 5, 16, 64, 65, 98, 108, 113, 

168, 282, 303 

US 62 84, 134, 135, 151, 234, 254, 

295 

US 64 10, 60, 64, 106, 125, 161, 

211, 213, 247, 259, 283 

US 66 8, 17, 29, 105, 119, 157 

US 66 8 

Bypass 

US 69 2, 58, 104, 120, 131, 140, 

197, 198, 199, 278, 293 

US 69 Bus. 319 

US 70 3, 57, 95,103, 217, 218, 223 

242 

US 70 

Bypass 57 

US 75 96, 123, 142, 143, 166, 167, 

227, 233 

US 77 4, 47, 48, 49, 57, 79, 212, 

225, 261, 304, 315 

US 81 6 ,36, 82, 128, 165, 206, 248, 

249, 322 

US 81 Bus. 262 

US 83 290 

US 169 194 

US 177 26, 70, 307 

US 183 25, 239 

US 259 33, 180 

US 270 38, 52, 231, 257, 268, 279, 

313 

US 271 180, 196, 253, 279 

US 281 20, 31, 189 

US 283 76, 162, 281 

US 412 64, 68, 88, 106, 138, 139, 

200, 211, 215, 260 

STATE HIGHWAYS 

SH 1 43, 53, 54, 136, 159, 178, 

222, 265 

SH 2 41. 224 

SH 3 1, 83, 114, 210, 264, 317 

SH 3A 285 

SH 3 

Bypass 91 

SH 3E 54, 67, 160 

SH 4 316 

SH 6 23, 323 

SH 7 219, 226, 256, 296, 301, 312 

SH 8 30 

SH 9 195, 200, 252, 253, 292, 300 

SH 9A 99 

SH 10 72, 121, 151 

SH 11 126, 192, 238, 318

SH 12 54 

SH 15 216 

SH 16 28 

SH 18 11, 93, 183, 184 

SH 19 1 

SH 20 42, 124, 149, 220, 243, 280 

SH 22 34 

SH 27 28 

SH 30 19 

SH 31 132, 250, 269, 270, 372, 302, 

306 

SH 32 294, 308 

SH 33 68, 74, 88, 97, 169, 230, 265 

SH 34 9, 46 

SH 44 111 

SH 47 39, 40, 176 

SH 47A 176 

SH 48 69, 158, 266, 310, 325 

SH 49 255 

SH 50 56, 81 

SH 51 15, 18, 21, 44, 55, 66, 163, 

170, 181, 182, 207, 251, 258, 

275, 314 

SH 51B 273 

SH 54 245, 246, 276 

SH 56 77, 112 

SH 58 22, 51 

SH 63 156, 309 

SH 65 232 

SH 66 17, 90, 102, 105, 119, 157 

SH 67 204 

SH 69A 63 

SH 72 205 

SH 74 24, 133, 163, 164, 299 

SH 77 190 

SH 77H 80, 214 

SH 77S 7 

SH 80 1 2 

SH 82 151, 186, 208, 220, 237 

SH 88 43, 50 

SH 89 141, 145 

SH 93 61, 78 

SH 97 137, 148, 298 

SH 99 73, 100, 101, 109, 122, 147, 

229 

SH 100 118 

SH 101 144, 150, 240 

SH 104 75 

SH 105 284 

SH 107 185 

SH 108 62 

SH 112 117, 271, 320 

SH 115 153, 291 

SH 117 37, 85 

SH 123 107 

SH 125 311 

SH 127 187 

SH 128 321 

SH 131 154, 155, 191 

SH 132 32 

SH 136 277 

SH 151 287 

SH 152 152 

SH 156 127 

SH 177 201 

SH 251A 286 

SH 270 86, 244

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