Midway MHC sits on Highway 66 between Claremore and Catoosa, with access to I-44 and the Will Rogers Turnpike. These manufactured homes near Claremore connect residents to two job markets as well as the wider Tulsa metro. Here is a look at the employers, schools, roads, and destinations that surround the community.
On Route 66 Between Claremore and Catoosa
From employers and schools to shopping and weekend fun, here is a closer look at the area around Midway MHC.
Area Employers
Baker Hughes operates its Artificial Lift Research and Technology Center in Claremore and ranks among Rogers County's larger employers. Hillcrest Hospital Claremore and Rogers State University add health care and education jobs in town. To the southwest, the Tulsa Port of Catoosa hosts more than 50 companies in its 2,000-acre industrial park.
Roads & Highways
Highway 66 runs directly past the community, connecting residents to Claremore to the northeast and Catoosa to the southwest. I-44 and the Will Rogers Turnpike provide routes toward Tulsa and points northeast. Together, these roads give commuters several ways to reach work, school, and errands.
Education
Midway MHC is located within the Verdigris Public Schools district, which serves students from early childhood through high school. Rogers State University in Claremore offers associate and bachelor's degree programs for students of all ages. Contact each school or district directly for current enrollment information.
Shopping & Recreation
Walmart Supercenter, ALDI, and Claremore Plaza handle everyday shopping, and Cherokee Village Shopping Center adds more options in Catoosa. For a day trip, the Tulsa Zoo, the Oklahoma Aquarium, and Woodward Park and Gardens are all in the Tulsa area. Closer to home, the Will Rogers Memorial Museum celebrates Claremore's history.
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