Interstate 444

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Interstate 444
Unsigned auxiliary route of the Interstate Highway System

Length:

2.51 mi^[1] (4.04 km)

Formed:

1974

West end:

I-244 in Tulsa, OK

East end:

I-244 in Tulsa, OK

Oklahoma State Highways
< US 412		SH-1 >

Interstate 444 (abbreviated I-444) is an auxiliary route of the Interstate Highway System, with both ends at Interstate 244 in downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma. It makes up the eastern and southern sections on the square-shaped Inner Dispersal Loop.

It is one of a few unsigned Interstates. It is instead signed as U.S. Highway 75, with the first half of the highway also being signed as U.S. Highway 64 and State Highway 51. The I-444 designation does appear on Rand McNally Maps, and can also appear on some online driving direction maps, like MSN Maps.

[edit] Exit list

Shields are shown at intersections with other Interstates. Exit numbers no longer exist; they were marked when I-44 began at Oklahoma City, and are based on mileage from the (then-current) beginning of I-44 at the western terminus of the Turner Turnpike.

County	Location	#	Destinations	Notes
Tulsa	Tulsa	94A	I-244 West/US 75 South – Okmulgee, Oklahoma City	westbound exit and eastbound entrance; US 75 joins eastbound and leaves westbound
		94B	I-244 East/US 64 West/SH 51 West – Sand Springs, Joplin	westbound exit and eastbound entrance; US 64 and SH 51 join eastbound and leave westbound
		94C	11th Street, Houston Avenue	westbound exit and eastbound entrance
		94D	13th Street, Denver Avenue, Cheyenne Avenue
			US 64 East/SH 51 East – Broken Arrow	US 64 and SH 51 join westbound and leave eastbound
		96A	7th Street - Downtown
		96B	I-244 East/US 412 East - Joplin, Missouri	eastbound exit and westbound entrance
		96C	I-244 West/US 412 West – Oklahoma City	eastbound exit and westbound entrance
becomes – Bartlesville