Texas State Highway 171

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State Highway 171
Length:	110.85[1] mi (178.39 km)
Formed:	by 1933
Northwest end:	US 180 at Weatherford
Major junctions:	I 20 US 377 US 67 I 35/US 77
Southeast end:	US 84 at Mexia
Highways in Texas < SH 170 SH 172 >

State Highway 171 is a southeast to northwest state route that starts by branching off of U.S. Route 84 in Mexia (southern end) and ends at an intersection with U.S. Route 180 in Weatherford (northern end). The route was originally designated by 1933 along the portion between Hillsboro and Coolidge. By 1939, the route had been extended to the northwest significantly, absorbing portions of SH 2A and all of SH 122.

Contents 1 Names 2 Places Traversed 2.1 Counties 2.2 Cities 2.2.1 Limestone County 2.2.2 Hill County 2.2.3 Johnson County 2.2.4 Hood County 2.2.5 Parker County 3 See also 4 Counties and junctions 5 References

[edit] Names

• The stretch of highway between Cresson and Weatherford is known as "Cleburne Highway".

[edit] Places Traversed

[edit] Counties

• Limestone County
• Hill County
• Johnson County
• Hood County
• Parker County

[edit] Cities

[edit] Limestone County

• Mexia
• Tehuacana
• Coolidge

[edit] Hill County

• Hubbard
• Malone
• Bynum
• Hillsboro
• Covington

[edit] Johnson County

• Cleburne
• Godley

[edit] Hood County

• Cresson

[edit] Parker County

• Weatherford

[edit] See also

• Texas state highways

[edit] Counties and junctions

County	Junction	Notes
Parker	US 180 – Weatherford
	I 20 – Weatherford
Hood	US 377 – Cresson
Johnson	SH 174 – Cleburne
	US 67 – Cleburne
Hill	SH 22 – Hillsboro
	SH 81 – Hillsboro
	I 35/US 77 – Hillsboro
	SH 31 – Hubbard
Limestone	SH 14 – Mexia
	US 84 – Mexia

[edit] References

1. ^ Texas Department of Transportation, [1]