Oklahoma State Highway 53
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| State Highway 53 |
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| Length: | 86.7 mi (140 km) | ||||||||
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| West end: |  State Highway 5 in Walters |
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| East end: |  U.S. 177 near Gene Autry |
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State Highway 53 is a 87 mile[1] (139 km) highway in southern Oklahoma. It connects Walters in Cotton Co. to Gene Autry in Carter Co.. It has one lettered spur route, SH-53A.
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[edit] Route description
SH-53 begins at a T intersection in Walters, where State Highway 5 makes up the western and southern legs of the T. SH-53 runs eastward from here, meeting SH-65 five miles later and in Comanche it intersects U.S. 81. It then serves as the northern terminus for SH-89, and has a three-mile duplex with State Highway 76.
After splitting from SH-76 it runs eastward to Interstate 35, which it duplexes with for two miles. It meets U.S. 77 in Springer before passing through Gene Autry and ending at U.S. 177.
[edit] SH-53A
State Highway 53A is a spur to Gene Autry. It is one mile (1.6 km) long.
Another State Highway 53A was once a spur route to Comanche Lake. It has since been decommissioned.
