South McAlester on Main Street
Oklahoma
Every Orbit inthe state.
Orbit is building 18 stations across 8 Oklahoma cities and nowhere else. 3 are open now. Here they all are, grouped by the town they serve.
6 stations
McAlester
McAlester is Orbit's deepest market, with six stations covering Main Street, both ends of Carl Albert Parkway, and the US-270 run east.
East Carl Albert Parkway
North McAlester on Main Street
Downtown McAlester, South Main
West Carl Albert Parkway
East on US-270, the Wilburton stretch
4 stations
Oklahoma City
Four Orbit stations across south and northeast Oklahoma City, all within minutes of I-35, I-40, and I-44.
South OKC, on S High Avenue
South OKC, near SE 37th Street
SE 29th Street, minutes from I-35
Northeast OKC, on N MLK Avenue
2 stations
Edmond
Two Orbit stations serve Edmond's north and west sides: the Waterloo Road commute and the Pennsylvania Avenue run.
North Edmond, on the Waterloo Road corridor
West Edmond, off N Pennsylvania Avenue
2 stations
Enid
Orbit runs two Enid stations, one central near downtown and one out on the Owen K Garriott highway stretch.
Central Enid, near downtown
West Enid, on the Owen K Garriott highway run
1 station
Eufaula
Our Lake Eufaula station on State Highway 9 is built for boat trailers, coolers, and long weekends on the water.
Lake Eufaula run, on State Highway 9
1 station
Mustang
The Mustang station sits on the Highway 152 corridor, the fastest way in and out of town.
Mustang, on the Highway 152 corridor
1 station
Okemah
Okemah's Orbit sits just off the I-40 junction, the last easy stop before a long stretch of interstate.
Okemah, off the I-40 / OK-56 junction
1 station
Seminole
Seminole's station on N Milt Phillips is a full service stop for the Highway 9 and Highway 99 crossroads.
Seminole, on N Milt Phillips Avenue
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