Oklahoma

Native America & Borderlanders – Sooner Country

1-2. Picher & Commerce – Quapaw Nation

Quapaw Nation – Picher, Oklahoma: Tar Creek Superfund site

Picher: Tar Creek Superfund site due to lead poisoning

Commerce: Allen’s Fillin’ Station and Dairy King

3-4. Miami & Catoosa – Cherokee Nation

Miami: Sidewalk Route 66

Foyil: World’s Largest Totem Pole

Claremore: Will Rogers Memorial

Catoosa: Blue Whale

5. Tulsa – Muscogee (Creek) Nation

Tulsa – Green Country:

- - Black Wall Street – 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
  - Ollie’s Station Restaurant
  - Campbell Hotel
  - Cyrus Avery Centennial Plaza
  - Blue Dome District
  - Buck Atom

6. OKC & El Reno – Sooner Country

Arcadia: Round Barn

National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

Oklahoma City – Oklahoma City Route 66

El Reno: Heritage Streetcar, Sid’s Diner (birthplace of the fried onion burger), Centre Theatre, Canadian County Historical Museum, and Twisters filming location

7. Calumet – Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribes

Fort Reno

Cherokee Trading Post, Calumet, Oklahoma

Calumet: Cherokee Trading Post

8. Hydro – Wichita Tribe, Caddo Nation, & Delaware Nation

Lucille's Service Station, Hydro — Lucille’s Service Station, Hydro

Hydro: Lucille’s Service Station

9. Clinton & Elk City – Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribes

Clinton: Oklahoma Route 66 Museum

Elk City: National Route 66 Museum

Sayre: Beckham County Court House & Shortgrass Country Museum

10. Erick – Sooner Country

Erick: Sandhills Curiosity Shop

Next state going west: Texas portion of old Route 66

Old Route 66, heading from east to west:

1. Illinois Old Route 66
2. Missouri Old Route 66
3. Kansas Old Route 66
4. Oklahoma Old Route 66
5. Texas Old Route 66
6. New Mexico Old Route 66
7. Arizona Old Route 66
8. California Old Route 66