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===Central Oklahoma===
[[Image:004ok end.jpg|thumb|right|The northern end of SH-4 in Piedmont.]]
The western Highway 4 is {{convert|29.5|mi|km|1}} long.<ref name="okh"/> It begins at the western terminus of the H.E. Bailey Turnpike Spur south of [[Bridge Creek, Oklahoma]], and immediately curves due north. It is a two-lane road until it reaches [[State Highway 37 (Oklahoma)|SH-37]], where it expands to four lanes. Seven miles (11.2 {{convert|7|mi|km)|spell=In}} later, it [[Concurrency (road)|joins]] with [[State Highway 152 (Oklahoma)|SH-152]] in the town of [[Mustang, Oklahoma|Mustang]].<ref name="odot-2009-10-map">{{cite map|publisher=Oklahoma Department of Transportation|title=Official State Map|edition=2009–10|url=http://www.odot.org/hqdiv/p-r-div/maps/state-maps/2009state/pdfs/state-map.pdf|access-date=2010-06-29}}</ref> One mile ({{convert|1.66 |mi|km)|spell=In}} later, SH-4 continues northward along Mustang Road toward [[Interstate 40 (Oklahoma)|Interstate 40]] and [[Yukon, Oklahoma|Yukon]].<ref name="odot-2009-10-map"/>
 
After crossing I-40, SH-4 becomes a two-lane road once again until entering Yukon, at which point it becomes a four-lane road again. It meets [[State Highway 66 (Oklahoma)|SH-66]], once [[U.S. Highway 66 (Oklahoma)|Route 66]], in Yukon. Seven miles (11.2 {{convert|7|mi|km)|spell=In}} later, it meets the Northwest Expressway ([[State Highway 3 (Oklahoma)|SH-3]]).<ref name="odot-2009-10-map"/> It lasts for just three miles (4.8 {{convert|3|mi|km)|spell=in}} longer until ending at Edmond Road in [[Piedmont, Oklahoma|Piedmont]].<ref name="odot-2009-10-map"/>
 
Just after crossing SH-3, there is a standard distance sign listing Piedmont and "END OF ROUTE", giving the distance to the terminus of SH-4. This is a relative rarity on Oklahoma highways.