Endpoints of
US Route 164[i]

This photo was looking east on Maine, at what was the historic end of US 164:

To the north (left) on Grand was northbound US 81 and westbound US 64, while eastbound US 64 was ahead on Maine.  Also visible ahead is the overpass for the same railroad depicted on the preceding map, which is known as Enid's infamous truck-eating bridge, shown close-up below:

The preceding photo was taken looking north on Grand.  Straight ahead was westbound US 64 and northbound US 81.  To the right on Maine was eastbound US 64.  To the left on Maine was southbound US 81, and also the east beginning of US 164.

On its west end, US 164 connected with US 66 (photos and more info on the Amarillo page).  US 164 was replaced after only two years, when US 60 was extended westward along its route.  Its number was recycled in the 1960s, when US 164[ii] was commissioned.