US 64

U.S. Route 64 (US 64) is an east–west US Highway spanning northeastern Arizona, northern New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Arkansas in American Truck Simulator. The route is separated into six sections: The first section runs from US 160 in Teec Nos Pos to Interstate 25 south of Raton, New Mexico. The second section runs from Raton to northeastern Guymon. The third section runs from northern Enid to Interstate 35 and US 412 east of the latter city, mostly concurrent with US 412. The fourth section runs from Muldrow to Fort Smith. The fifth section runs within London. The sixth section runs from Interstate 40 in Little Rock to US 67 and US 167 in Bald Knob.

In real-life, US 64 spans a total length of 2,326 miles (3,743 km) from Teec Nos Pos, Arizona to Nags Head, North Carolina.

Course

US 64 begins at its intersection with US 160 in Teec Nos Pos, AZ, and shortly after its beginning enters New Mexico. The highway here descends into Red Wash, where the massive volcanic neck named Ship Rock can first be seen, and rises to the town of Shiprock, where it intersects with US 491 and crosses the San Juan River. After running along the San Juan for a ways, the highway reaches Farmington, where it splits in two: US 64 Business runs through the town's central business district on Broadway and Main Street, while US 64 Bypass (officially the mainline routing of US 64), intended for through traffic, runs along the southern edge of the town on Murray Drive. Between Farmington and Interstate 25, this section is considered among the most scenic routes in New Mexico, as well as in the game. Leaving Farmington and Bloomfield, where it intersects with US 550, the highway crosses the colorful tablelands of the Colorado Plateau, which transitions to forest; somewhere in this forest the highway crosses the Great Continental Divide. The highway soon meets with US 84, with which it runs concurrent for a stretch before splitting off just south of Tierra Amarilla. The highway then crosses the Tusas Mountains through Carson National Forest, afterwards entering the Rio Grande Rift at the southern end of the San Luis Valley, where it crosses the Rio Grande Gorge via a bridge simply named after the gorge; this bridge, standing 600 ft. over the river, is the 10th-highest bridge in the United States. Out of the valley the highway reaches the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, a large range of the Southern Rocky Mountains. The highway first crosses the Taos Mountains, a subrange of the Sangre de Cristos, via Palo Flechado Pass, a tricky route with several switchbacks; the largest of these switchbacks can be bypassed with an secret dirt shortcut, which, after driving it for the first time, gives the Forest Shortcut achievement. The highway then enters the valley of Cieneguilla Creek, where it passes through the town of Eagle Nest below many snow-capped peaks, a mountain to the west being Wheeler Peak, the highest point of New Mexico. The highway then traverses the Cimarron Range, another daunting, yet scenic, route. After running through Cimarron Canyon the highway exits the mountains and meets Interstate 25, which is where the first section ends, as the real-life US 64 would follow unrendered roads parallel to I-25 into Raton. US 64 resumes at I-25 exit 450 and follows 2nd Street (Interstate 25 Business) to the north, and then it turns east, following Clayton Road to cross I-25 once again; here, the 64 begins to follow US 87 and the Ports to Plains Corridor across the northeastern part of New Mexico and onto the Great Plains, passing through the town of Des Moines. Continuing east, US 64 approaches Clayton, where it ends its concurrency with the 87 and follows US 56 and US 412 to the northeast.

After passing by a rest area at the northwestern corner of Texas, US 64 enters the Oklahoma Panhandle and the Rita Blanca National Grasslands, while it still follows concurrently with US 56 and US 412. US 385 soon joins the concurrency across the panhandle into Boise City, where the latter route branches off the 64 at a roundabout encircling the Cimarron County Courthouse (which also features a viewpoint). The highway heads east, with SH-3 joining the concurrency, as it leaves Boise City and intersects US 287, which bypasses the said city to the northeast. Continuing across the panhandle, US 56 simply ends further east of Boise City, while US 64 continues into the city of Guymon, where it then follows a fifth highway with the multi-concurrent routes, SH-136. In Guymon, US 412, SH-3, and SH-136 ends the 64's multi-concurreny across the western part of the Oklahoma Panhandle and continues south as a secret road, while US 64 then overlaps the latter highways' truck route, bypassing the business district of the city to the east. The highway then leaves the truck routes and is then overlapped by US 54 to the northeast towards Kansas; here, the gap in the route begins northeast of Guymon, while the highway resumes in northern Enid. In Enid, US 64 gradually bypasses the city center to the north and east and following US 412 for the second time, heading east towards its junction with Interstate 35, where a third gap in the route is presented. The highway resumes near the eastern border with Arkansas at the town of Muldrow, intersecting Interstate 40 before heading east towards Fort Smith.

Entering Arkansas, US 64 crosses the Arkansas River into the city of Fort Smith, where it meets AR 255 before ending. US 64 briefly reappears in the town of London, providing access to Arkansas Nuclear One (Faraday electric substation) to Interstate 40. The final rendering of US 64 in Arkansas connects I-40 northeast of Little Rock with Bald Knob, concurrently with US 67 and US 167.

Cities

Arizona

• Kayenta (via US 160)

• Teec Nos Pos

New Mexico

• Shiprock

• Farmington

• Bloomfield
• Tierra Amarilla
• Eagle Nest

• Raton

• Des Moines
• Clayton

Oklahoma

• Boise City

• Guymon
• Enid

Arkansas

• Fort Smith

• London

• Little Rock (via I-40)

Junction list

Arizona

Location	mi	km	Destinations	Facilities	Notes
Teec Nos Pos	0	0	US160 US 160 East – Cortez, Four Corners Monument US160 US 160 West – Kayenta		Western terminus; eastern terminus in the Arizona DLC

New Mexico

Location	mi	km	Destinations	Facilities	Notes
Shiprock	38	61	US491 US 491 South – Gallup		TOTSO; western terminus in the New Mexico DLC; western terminus of US 491 concurrency
	43	69	US491 US 491 North – Cortez		Eastern terminus of US 491 concurrency
Farmington	61	98	USBUS64 US 64 Bus. East (Main Street) – Farmington		TOTSO
	61	99	Minor road
	62	100	Piñon Street – Hospital Bisti Highway – Crownpoint
	63	101	Miller Avenue
	63	101	HMS Machinery depot
	64	103	Garage
	64	103	Volvo truck dealer
	65	105	USBUS64 US 64 Bus. West – Downtown Farmington
Bloomfield	69	111	US550 US 550 South (Bloomington Boulevard) – Albuquerque		Western terminus of US 550 concurrency
	72	116	US550 US 550 North (First Street) – Durango		Eastern terminus of US 550 concurrency
	150	241	US84 US 84 North – Pagosa Springs		TOTSO; western terminus of US 84 concurrency
Tierra Amarilla	156	251	Gallon Oil gas station / rest stop
	168	270	US84 US 84 South – Santa Fe		TOTSO; eastern terminus of US 84 concurrency
	228	367	Secret road
Eagle Nest	286	460	Minor road
	287	462	Minor road
	334	538	Viewpoint
	361	581	ISNM25 US85 I-25 / US 85 North – Raton ISNM25 US85 I-25 / US 85 South – Santa Fe
End of first section; start of second section
Raton	361	581	ISNM25 US85 I-25 / US 85 North – Trinidad ISNM25 US85 I-25 / US 85 South – Santa Fe		Western terminus of I-25 BL concurrency
	363	584	Minor road		Access to NAMIQ cement plant, quarry, and warehouse, and Plaster & Sons warehouse
	363	584	BU25 I-25 BL North (2nd Street) – Trinidad		Eastern terminus of I-25 BL concurrency
	364	586	Eddy's Market
	364	586	ISNM25 US85 US87 I-25 / US 85 / US 87 North – Trinidad ISNM25 US85 I-25 / US 85 South – Santa Fe		Western terminus of US 87 concurrency
	368	592	Gallon Oil truck stop / NAF truck stop
	395	636	Rest stop		Westbound only
Clayton	450	724	US87 US 87 East (First Street) – Dalhart US56 US412 US 56 / US 412 West (Main Street) – Springer		Eastern terminus of US 87 concurrency; western terminus of US 56 and US 412 concurrencies; US 56 and US 412 westbound are inaccessible
	456	734	Rest stop		Eastern terminus in the New Mexico DLC

Oklahoma

Location	mi	km	Destinations	Facilities	Notes
	487	784	US385 US 385 South – Dalhart		Western terminus in the Oklahoma DLC; western terminus of US 385 concurrency
	494	795	Secret road		Access to Golden Meadows farm
Boise City	499	803	US385 OK3 US 385 / SH-3 North – US 287, Denver SH-325 West – Kenton		TOTSO; eastern terminus of US 385 concurrency; western terminus of SH-3 concurrency; SH-325 is inaccessible
	504	811	Phoenix truck stop
	507	816	Weigh station
	515	829	US287 US 287 North – Denver US287 US 287 South – Stratford, Amarillo		US 287 southbound is inaccessible
	539	867	US56 US 56 East – Elkhart		Eastern terminus of US 56 concurrency; inaccessible
	551	887	OK136 SH-136 North – Hugoton		Western terminus of SH-136 concurrency; inaccessible
Guymon	553	890	Wallbert market
	554	892	Tiger Boulevard (secret road)		Access to Wallbert market
	554	892	US412 OK3 OK136 US 412 / SH-3 / SH-136 South (secret road)		TOTSO; eastern terminus of US 412, SH-3, and SH-136 concurrencies
	555	893	Taylor warehouse
	555	893	US54 US 54 West – Oklahoma City Secret road		TOTSO; western terminus of US 54 concurrency
	556	895	Hurliman Road		Secret road; access to Equos Power warehouse and Farmer's Barn feed mill
	557	896	Minor road / secret road		Access to Global Mills food plant
	557	896	Minor road		Eastern terminus of US 54 concurrency; road continues as US 54; access to Grand Pastures farm
End of second section; start of third section
Enid	557	896	Steeler warehouse		US 64 continues west inaccessibly
	557	896	Willow Road		TOTSO
	558	898	EPRO chemical storage
	558	898	Minor roads		TOTSO; partially accessible
	558	898	Global Mills grain elevator
	558	898	Deep Wells service shop
	559	900	Equos Power warehouse
	560	901	US412 US 412 West		TOTSO; western terminus of US 412 concurrency
	568	914	North 42nd Street
	580	933	ISOK35 I-35 North – Wichita ISOK35 I-35 South – Oklahoma City US412 US 412 East (Cimarron Turnpike) – Tulsa		Western terminus of I-35 concurrency; eastern terminus of US 412 concurrency; road continues as I-35; I-35 exits 194A-B
End of third section; start of fourth section
	580	933	Ruth Street		Road continues as Ruth Street
	584	940	Paw Paw Road
	588	946	ISOK40 I-40 East – Little Rock ISOK40 I-40 West – Oklahoma City
	595	958	Driverse truck stop		Eastern terminus in the Oklahoma DLC

Arkansas

Location	mi	km	Destinations	Facilities	Notes
Fort Smith	606	975	North 3rd Street		Inaccessible
	607	977	AR255 AR 255 (Fifth Street)		US 64 continues east inaccessibly
End of fourth section; start of fifth section
London	607	977	AR333 AR 333 South – Arkansas Nuclear One		Western terminus in the Arkansas DLC; US 64 continues west inaccessibly
	612	985	ISAR40 I-40 East – Little Rock ISAR40 I-40 West – Fort Smith		US 64 continues east inaccessibly
End of fifth section; start of sixth section
Little Rock	612	985	ISAR40 I-40 East – Memphis ISAR40 US67 US167 I-40 / US 67 / US 167 West – Little Rock, Fort Smith		Western terminus of US 67 and US 167 concurrencies; exit 155
	637	1,025	US67 US 67 North – Jonesboro, St. Louis US167 US 167 North – Batesville		Eastern terminus in American Truck Simulator; TOTSO; eastern terminus of US 67 and US 167 concurrencies; exit 55; US 64 continues east inaccessibly

Special Routes

Farmington business loop

U.S. Route 64 Business (US 64 Bus.) is a business loop of US 64 in Farmington, New Mexico. It begins along Broadway, then turns onto Main Street for the remainder of its route. In the eastern part of the city, the route also crosses the San Juan River, nearby a service shop.

mi	km	Destinations	Facilities	Notes
0	0	US64 US 64 East (Murray Drive) – Santa Fe US64 US 64 West (Main Street) – Shiprock		Western terminus
0.4	0.7	West Broadway		TOTSO
0.9	1	Lake Street
1	2	Miller Avenue
1	2	Pinon Street		Access to Plaster & Sons garage
2	3	Gallon Oil gas station / rest stop
2	3	Service shop
2	3	Recruitment agency
3	5	US64 US 64 East – Bloomfield US64 US 64 West (Murray Drive) – Shiprock		Eastern terminus

Release History

• In the initial version of the New Mexico map expansion DLC, the section of US 64 from US 160 and US 191 in Mexican Water to Interstate 25 south of Raton was added.
• In update 1.32, the concurrency with US 550 in Bloomfield was added and a previously inaccessible at-grade three-way junction at the west end of the concurrency made accessible.
• In update 1.35, the junction with US 160 and US 191 in Mexican Water was rebuilt and changed from one to two at-grade three-way junctions, with US 191 extending north to Utah from the second junction.
• In update 1.36, the concurrency with US 84 and an at-grade three-way junction at the west end of the concurrency were added.
• In update 1.39, the west terminus was truncated to a new at-grade three-way junction with US 160 in Teec Nos Pos as US 160 was extended east.
• In update 1.44, the section of US 64 from Interstate 25 south of Raton to US 87 in Raton was added.
• In the initial version of the Texas map expansion DLC, the section of US 64 from US 87 in Raton to US 56, US 87, and US 412 in Clayton was added.
• In update 1.48, the section of US 64 from US 87 in Raton to US 56, US 87, and US 412 in Clayton became part of the New Mexico map expansion DLC and was extended to a rest area northeast of Clayton.
• In the initial version of the Oklahoma map expansion DLC, the sections of US 64 from the rest area northeast of Clayton to northeastern Guymon, from northern Enid to Interstate 35 and US 412 east of Enid, and from US 412 and SH-99 between Enid and Tulsa to Interstate 244 and US 75 in Tulsa were added.
• In update 1.51, Interstate 40 in eastern Oklahoma was extended slightly further east, resulting in a new section of US 64 being created running within the town of Muldrow.
• In the initial version of the Arkansas map expansion DLC, the sections of US 64 from Muldrow to Fort Smith, within London, and from Little Rock to Bald Knob were added.

Gallery

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  The US 64 split through Farmington
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  Teec Nos Pos
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  Shiprock
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  Farmington
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  Bloomfield
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  Between Farmington and Tierra Amarilla
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  Northwest of Tierra Amarilla before update 1.36 (This area now features an at-grade junction with US 84)
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  Tierra Amarilla
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  South of Tierra Amarilla
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  Rio Grande Gorge
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  Eagle Nest
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  Between Eagle Nest and Raton
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  Raton
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  Des Moines
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  Clayton
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  Boise City
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  Four Corners
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  Guymon
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  Enid
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  Tulsa

Trivia

• The Steam achievement "Forest Shortcut" can be unlocked by driving on a dirt road forming a shortcut between two segments of US 64.

See also

• Information about U.S. Route 64 in real-life