Editing Nowata, Oklahoma (section)

==Transportation==
Nowata is served by two U.S. highways, one airport, and one Class 1 railroad

===Highways===
*[[U.S. Route 169 in Oklahoma|US-169]] is the main north–south U.S. Highway for both the city of Nowata and [[Nowata County, Oklahoma|Nowata County]]. The highway runs along Ash Street from just north of the Nowata Municipal Airport from nearby [[Lenapah, Oklahoma|Lenapah]], to where it exits the city to the south over the Union Pacific viaduct east of Memorial Park Cemetery. The highway continues south toward [[Tulsa, Oklahoma]].
*[[U.S. Route 60 in Oklahoma|US-60]] is the main east–west U.S. Highway for both Nowata and Nowata County. US-60 follows Vinita Road on the east side of the city of Nowata. The highway turns to the northwest at the intersection of Vinita Road/Gerlach Street/East Fairview Avenue, then turns west on Cherokee Avenue at South Hill Street. The highway remains on Cherokee Avenue, crosses US-169 at Ash Street to Pine Street where it turns to the north. The highway runs north on Pine Street for one city block to West Delaware. The highway then follows West Delaware Avenue, where it will continue west for one city block then turn north on North Pecan Street. The highway then runs along North Pecan Street for one city block where it turns west onto W. Davis Drive. The highway follows West Davis Drive, turns northwest at Mississippi Street, continues on West Davis Drive, then exits the city northwest of Turner Lane, continuing west toward the city of [[Bartlesville, Oklahoma|Bartlesville]]

===Airport===

Nowata Municipal Airport is located on the north side of the city on US-169. Runway 17/35 is {{convert|2,500|by|45|ft|m}} and is an asphalt paved runway. Runway 5/23 is a grass runway measuring {{convert|2,500|by|45|ft|m}}. Nowata Municipal Airport is owned by the City of Nowata.

===Railroad===

Nowata Oklahoma is served by the [[Union Pacific Railroad]]. The Wagoner Subdivision begins to the north in the nearby city of [[Coffeyville, Kansas|Coffeyville Kansas]] and runs roughly parallel with US-169 through Nowata County. The subdivision runs through the towns of South Coffeyville, Lenapah, Delaware, Nowata, and Watova. The Union Pacific Wagoner Subdivision and the Burlington Northern & Santa Fe Cherokee Subdivision has its diamond in the nearby city of [[Claremore, Oklahoma|Claremore Oklahoma]]. The south end of the Wagoner Subdivision is located in the city of [[Van Buren, Arkansas|Van Buren Arkansas.]]