Farm to Market Road 1847

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State Highway in Texas

Farm to Market Road 1847

Certified mileage:	27.76 mi (2004) (44.67 km)
Cities/towns:	Brownsville
(over 10,000 pop.)	Brownsville
Direction:	North-South

Junction

Location

Cameron County

SH 48

Brownsville

FM 2925

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 1846

FM 1848

Texas State Highways
Current - Deleted

Farm to Market Road 1847 or F.M. 1847 is a farm to market route in Cameron County, Texas.

[edit] History

F.M. 1847 was originally designated in 1951 from an unnamed intersection southward to Los Fresnos, Texas. The next year it was extended 10 miles south into the city of Brownsville. In 1963 it was extended another 10 miles northward, with another extension northward to Arroyo Colorado in 1967. This is its current extent, noting that all highway south of F.M. 3248 in Brownsville was technically converted to an Urban Road in 1995.