Farm to Market Road 1419

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State Highway in Texas

Farm to Market Road 1419

Certified mileage:	12.292 mi (2004) (19.78 km)
Cities/towns:	Brownsville
(over 10,000 pop.)	Brownsville
Direction:	East-West

Junction

Location

Cameron County

SH 4

Brownsville

Legend


	county name		unconstructed
	begin/end concurrency, bold route is carried through		intersecting routes are concurrent
	deleted route		closed
	a bold route on white background indicates termini.

FM 1418

FM 1420

Texas State Highways
Current - Deleted

Farm to Market Road 1419 or F.M. 1419 is a farm to market route starting in Brownsville, Texas and ending east of Brownsville. It is possibly the southernmost numbered route in the Texas Highway System. The route coincides mainly with Southmost Blvd. within the city limits.

[edit] History

The route was initially designated in 1949 from where the intersection of F.M. 511 and Southmost Blvd intersect, traveling southeastward to the intersection of South Point. Later that year it replaced the section of 511 from the Southmost Blvd intersection northwestward to its intersection with State Highway 4. In 1955 it was again extended, this time eastward and northward to where the road again intersected SH 4, which is the current designation.