US 371 in Oklahoma?

[bugo]

From the 1930 Oklahoma Department of Highways map:


Has anybody ever seen a different map that shows US 371 in Oklahoma?  This is the only map that I've ever seen that shows it, so it could easily be a mapo.  If I had another source, then it could have been real.  I doubt it was signed very long if at all, because by 1931 US 270 was extended into Arkansas.

[mcdonaat]

....but...but...I drove on US 371 in Arkansas today!!

Those old maps are tricky. I've seen US 82 dipping into Shreveport on a 1927 map.

[bugo]

I've never heard of US 82 in Louisiana.  That would be quite the detour.  Do you have a scan of this map?  US 82 in Arkansas was once AR 2.  It wasn't an original 1926 US route in Arkansas.

[bugo]

The new US 371 is pretty much worthless as a through route, but it carries a good deal of regional traffic.  I do wish they had left AR 19 and AR 24 co-signed with 371 because the section of US 371 that runs along old AR 24 was signed east-west, and the highway through Nashville switched from E-W to N-S, which is confusing.  But AHTD refuses to co-sign many routes because of their "policy" which is a cop out.

[mcdonaat]

We multiplex our highways, and are pretty proud. We also leave our US highways on their own instead of shoving them on Interstates, with the exception of US 51/I-55 at Pass Manchac.

[US71]

We multiplex our highways, and are pretty proud. We also leave our US highways on their own instead of shoving them on Interstates, with the exception of US 51/I-55 at Pass Manchac.

And I-20/US 80 east of Delta

[The High Plains Traveler]

Assuming that wasn't officially designated, the first U.S. 371 was established in Minnesota about 1932.

[agentsteel53]

I'd also like to see evidence of Louisiana US 82.

[Mapmikey]

The 1930 Clasons Atlas shows US 371 just like the map of the OP.

Mapmikey

[mcdonaat]

We multiplex our highways, and are pretty proud. We also leave our US highways on their own instead of shoving them on Interstates, with the exception of US 51/I-55 at Pass Manchac.

And I-20/US 80 east of Delta

Hey now... That's Mississippis fault. They wanted US 80 off their bridge, so it was moved. That's a two mile segment though, and both bridges are my two favorites.

[US71]

We multiplex our highways, and are pretty proud. We also leave our US highways on their own instead of shoving them on Interstates, with the exception of US 51/I-55 at Pass Manchac.

And I-20/US 80 east of Delta

Hey now... That's Mississippis fault. They wanted US 80 off their bridge, so it was moved. That's a two mile segment though, and both bridges are my two favorites.

Now that I think of it,  90 seems to have an on-again/off-again love affair with I-10

But I'll be nice and not talk about US 167/I-49 

[usends]

I've seen a lot of mapos and sloppy cartography on OKDoT maps, especially during those early years.  If that US 371 were real, it seems like it would be corroborated on a contemporary Arkansas map.