List of U.S. Highways in Texas

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U.S. Highways in Texas are owned and maintained by the state.

Contents 1 Main U.S. Highways 2 Auxiliary U.S. Highways 3 Former U.S. Highways 4 References

[edit] Main U.S. Highways

Highway	Location	Length	Description	Date established	Notes
US 54			From the Texas-Oklahoma stateline at Texhoma to the Texas-New Mexico stateline near Nara Visa, New Mexico in the northwestern part of the Texas Panhandle, and from the Texas-New Mexico stateline near Newman to El Paso.	1927	[1]
US 57			From the United States-Mexico border near Eagle Pass northeastward to I-35 near Moore.	1970	[2]
US 59			From the Texas-Arkansas stateline in Texarkana southward to Houston, then southwestward to Laredo.	1935	[3]
US 60			From the New Mexico state line at Farwell to Canyon to Amarillo to Canadian to the Oklahoma state line near Higgins.	1932	[4]
US 62			From the United States-Mexico border in El Paso to the New Mexico state line east of Guadalupe Mountains National Park and from the New Mexico state line west of Seminole to the Oklahoma state line northeast of Childress.	1932	[5]
US 67			From the United States-Mexico border in Presidio to the Arkansas border in Texarkana.	1927	[6]
US 69			From SH 87 in Port Arthur to the Oklahoma border north of Denison.	1935	[7]
US 70			From the New Mexico border near Farwell to the Oklahoma border east of Oklaunion.	1927	[8]
US 71			State Line Avenue in Texarkana; southbound side is in Texarkana, Texas, northbound side is in Texarkana, Arkansas.		[9]
US 75			From Dallas to the Oklahoma state line north of Denison.	1927	[10]
US 77			Colocated with or adjacent to I-35 from the Oklahoma state line to Denton. Colocated with or adjacent to I-35E from Denton to Dallas to Hillsboro. Colocated with Interstate 35 from Hillsboro to Waco (exit 333A). To Cameron to Schulenburg to Victoria to Robstown to the Mexican border at Brownsville.	1927	[11]
US 79			From I-35 (exit 253) at Round Rock to Palestine to Henderson to the Louisiana state line south of I-20.	1935	[12]
US 80			Along the route of the Bankhead Highway. Once a transcontinental route and a member of the original U.S. Highway system commissioned in 1926.	1927	[13]
US 81			From I-35W at Fort Worth.	1927	[14]
US 82			From the New Mexico border west of Plains to the Arkansas border in Texarkana.	1935	[15]
US 83			From the United States-Mexico border in Brownsville to the Oklahoma border north of Perryton.	1932	[16]
US 84			From the New Mexico border at Farwell to the Louisiana border in Joaquin.	1935	[17]
US 85			From the United States-Mexico border in El Paso to the New Mexico border at Anthony.	1946	[18]
US 87			From SH 238 in Port Lavaca to the New Mexico border north of Texline.	1935	[19]
US 90			I-10/SH 54 at Van Horn, Texas to Louisiana border at Orange.	1927	[20]
US 96			From SH 87 at Port Arthur to US 59/US 84 at Tenaha.	1927	[21]

[edit] Auxiliary U.S. Highways

Highway	Location	Length	Description	Date established	Notes
US 259			Oklahoma north of De Kalb to Nacogdoches.	1962	[22]
US 271			Oklahoma north of Greenville to Tyler.	1932	[23]
US 175			Dallas to Jacksonville.	1932	[24]
US 277			Oklahoma north of Wichita Falls to Dallas to Del Rio to Carrizo Springs.	1932	[25]
US 377			North of Denton to Fort Worth to Del Rio.	1932	[26]
US 180			Weatherford to New Mexico west of Seminole and from New Mexico border northeast of Guadalupe Mountains National Park to New Mexico border northwest of El Paso.	1943	[27]
US 380			Greenville to New Mexico west of Brownfield.	1932	[28]
US 181			San Antonio to Corpus Christi.	1927	[29]
US 281			Oklahoma north of Wichita Falls to San Antonio to Brownsville.	1935	[30]
US 183			Oklahoma northeast of Vernon to Austin to Refugio.	1939	[31]
US 283			Oklahoma north of Vernon to Brady.	1932	[32]
US 285			New Mexico north of Pecos to Sanderson.	1935	[33]
US 385			Oklahoma Panhandle north of Dalhart to Big Bend National Park.	1927	[34]
US 287			Oklahoma northwest of Stratford to Port Arthur.	1934	[35]
US 190			Louisiana east of Bon Wier to I-10 near Iraan.	1935	[36]
US 290			Houston to Austin to I-10 west of Fredericksburg.	1927	[37]

[edit] Former U.S. Highways

Highway	Location	Length	Description	Date established	Notes
US 164			Oklahoma border at Higgins to Amarillo. Replaced by US 60 in 1930.		[38]
US 66			Historic route through Texas Panhandle. Largely replaced by I-40.		[39]
US 366			New Mexico border at Fort Bliss to United States-Mexico border. Replaced by US 70 in 1932. Currently Business US 54.		[40]
US 70			Replaced US 366 in 1932 along route from New Mexico border at Fort Bliss to United States-Mexico border. Was itself replaced by US 54 in 1934, and currently Business US 54.		[41]
US 370			Bowie to Claude. Replaced in 1939 by US 287.		[42]
US 80N			Metcalf Gap to Abilene from 1932 to 1934. Current replacements are US 180 and SH 351.
US 380			Oklahoma border at Higgins to Amarillo. Comfort to New Mexico border at Texline. Replaced by US 87 in 1935.		[43]
US 96			Rosenberg to Brownsville. Replaced by US 59 in 1939.		[44]

[edit] References

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