U.S. Route 385 in Colorado
It enters the state from Oklahoma while overlapped with US 287, but splits at Lamar to follow its own route through the Eastern Plains to Nebraska.Communities along the route include Bristol, Sheridan Lake, Cheyenne Wells, Burlington, Wray, Holyoke, and Julesburg.30S (Dallas-Canadian-Denver Highway) to the Kansas state line in the direction of Guymon, Oklahoma.[5][6] (The connection in Kansas would become K-51 several years later,[7] but the rest of the road to US 64 west of Guymon did not become Oklahoma State Highway 95 until 1953–1954.Otherwise, paving was begun in 1941–1942 between Holyoke and Julesburg, and was completed north of Cheyenne Wells in 1957–1958.The remaining independent section of SH 51 was paved over the next few years and completed in 1963–1964, at which time US 385 was moved off US 287 north of Lamar.
U.S. Route 385US 287US 385Boise City, OKUS 50US 400GranadaUS 40Cheyenne WellsBurlingtonUS 34JulesburgChappell, NEUnited StatesColoradoProwersCheyenneKit CarsonPhillipsSedgwickUnited States Numbered Highway SystemSpecialDividedInterstateScenicSH 371SH 389state highwayKansasNebraskaOklahomaoverlappedEastern PlainsOklahoma State Highway 3SpringfieldCarltonBristolSheridan LakeHolyokeUS 138Two ButtesSH 89StoningtonGuymon, OklahomaUS 64Oklahoma State Highway 95SH 11Union Pacific RailroadOverland RouteNebraska Highway 27IdaliaVernonUS 36SH 116Colorado Department of TransportationPorts-to-Plains CorridorHeartland ExpresswaySH 71Colorado General Assemblysuper 2shouldersBoise City OKUS 160TrinidadJohnson KSLa JuntaSH 196SH 96TownerSharon SpringsDenverTopekaUS 24St. FrancisSH 23VenangoAmherstSH 148SterlingOgallalaBig SpringsChappellSidneyConcurrencyGoogle BooksRand McNallyOklahoma Department of TransportationColorado State Highway Department1940 CensusHolyoke Enterprise