Proof that the S in OK 77S stands for "scenic"

[bugo]

http://www.fox23.com/news/news/local/road-closings-green-country/nmfq2/

"SH-77 Scenic is closed where it crosses the Lake Murray spillway at the south end of the lake."

This was common knowledge but this is evidence indicating that the S in OK 77S stands for "scenic".

[NE2]

Fox? (Also: O-77: U-77?)

[rte66man]

http://www.fox23.com/news/news/local/road-closings-green-country/nmfq2/

"SH-77 Scenic is closed where it crosses the Lake Murray spillway at the south end of the lake."

This was common knowledge but this is evidence indicating that the S in OK 77S stands for "scenic".

Proof?  That news people usually don't know their head from a hole in the ground when it comes to roads?  That I would agree with.

[bugo]

http://www.fox23.com/news/news/local/road-closings-green-country/nmfq2/

"SH-77 Scenic is closed where it crosses the Lake Murray spillway at the south end of the lake."

This was common knowledge but this is evidence indicating that the S in OK 77S stands for "scenic".

Proof?  That news people usually don't know their head from a hole in the ground when it comes to roads?  That I would agree with.

I don't think they would come up with that without being specifically told it was "scenic". They would have just said "OK 77S".

[Scott5114]

It probably does stand for "scenic", but the "H" in Oklahoma 77H probably stands for "Hollywood", and that doesn't make it a Hollywood-bannered route.

It's just 77S, not Scenic 77.

[Scott5114]

I cannot confirm that the "P" on OK 412P doesn't stand for "poo".

[bugo]

I cannot confirm that the "P" on OK 412P doesn't stand for "poo".

I can confirm that "P" stands for "port".

[Scott5114]

"Porting is cool" doesn't have the same ring to it.