Western Terminus: OK-99, a few miles south of the
Kansas State Line
The 'End' sign still exists, just to the right of the OK-99 directional signs, but the '10' part of the shield has fallen off.
Southern Terminus: I-40, east of Arkansas River
There is no 'End' sign at this terminus. The road continues
past the bridges, but turns to dirt.
At its northeasternmost point (coincidentally also
the western terminus of OK-10C, as seen in the picture at left), OK-10 switches
from an east-west route to a north-south one. Hence the southern terminus
position listed in the wrong column on the main page: to keep both termini
from being listed in the same column I'm treating this end as if it's the
eastern terminus.
Southern terminus picture taken 9 December 2002. Western terminus picture taken 3 December 2002. OK-10C picture taken 29 November 2002.
The 'End' sign still exists, just to the right of the OK-99 directional signs, but the '10' part of the shield has fallen off.
Southern Terminus: I-40, east of Arkansas River
At its northeasternmost point (coincidentally also
the western terminus of OK-10C, as seen in the picture at left), OK-10 switches
from an east-west route to a north-south one. Hence the southern terminus
position listed in the wrong column on the main page: to keep both termini
from being listed in the same column I'm treating this end as if it's the
eastern terminus.Southern terminus picture taken 9 December 2002. Western terminus picture taken 3 December 2002. OK-10C picture taken 29 November 2002.