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OK, this is a weird one. I have never seen it
on any map, and if I hadn't been going down US-412 for other pics I never
would've known about it. The road is just south of US-412, and just west of
the Verdigris River. The apparent purpose is to direct traffic from US-412
to Port 33, along the river. The highway runs the length of the blue line
in the map at left, about one mile long (click on the map for a wider view
of the area). |
| Western Terminus: jct of Admiral
Pl. & 305th E Ave (aka Coweta Rd) |
Eastern Terminus: Port 33,
Verdigris River |
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(click on either picture to enlarge)
Left: apart from the junction & directional signs on US-412 itself, this is the only other mention of 412P at all. No assurance sign on Admiral Pl eastbound once you're on it (but since it's a dead end road there's not much of a way you can make the wrong turn), and no junction or directional signs from the west on Admiral or from the south on Coweta Rd. This is it.
Right: The Port At The End Of The Line. BTW, before US-412 was commissioned, the road going over the bridge was signed as OK-33, hence the name of this port.
Left: apart from the junction & directional signs on US-412 itself, this is the only other mention of 412P at all. No assurance sign on Admiral Pl eastbound once you're on it (but since it's a dead end road there's not much of a way you can make the wrong turn), and no junction or directional signs from the west on Admiral or from the south on Coweta Rd. This is it.
Right: The Port At The End Of The Line. BTW, before US-412 was commissioned, the road going over the bridge was signed as OK-33, hence the name of this port.
Pictures taken 16 November 2002.
