Towns and Places Along The Sterling Highway
- Tern Lake Junction (Seward Highway), mile 37 (km 60)
- Cooper Landing, mile 48 (km 78)
- Confluence of Kenai River and Russian River, mile 52 (km 85)
- Sterling, mile 81 (km 130)
- Soldotna, mile 94 (km 152)
- Kenai and Nikiski, via Kenai Spur Highway, mile 94 (km 152)
- Kasilof, mile 109 (km 175)
- Tustumena Lake, mile 111 (km 179)
- Clam Gulch, mile 118 (km 190)
- Ninilchik, mile 136 (km 218)
- Anchor Point, mile 156 (km 252)
- Homer, mile 173 (km 278)
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