Texas State Highway 199

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State Highway 199
Length:	53.25[1] mi (85.70 km)
Formed:	by 1939
Northwest end:	US 281/US 380/SH 59/SH 114 at Jacksboro
Major junctions:	I-820
Southeast end:	I-30 at Fort Worth
Highways in Texas < SH 198 SH 200 > < SH 318 SH 319 SH 320 >

State Highway 199 is a northwest-to-southeast state route that runs from Interstate 30 in downtown Fort Worth, Texas to State Highway 59 in Jacksboro, Texas.

Contents 1 Names 2 Places Along SH 199 2.1 Towns and Cities 2.2 Counties 3 Counties and junctions 4 References

[edit] Names

• The part of the highway located within the city limits of Fort Worth is known as "Jacksboro Highway", as the route's other end is in Jacksboro.
• In Lake Worth, the highway is known as "Lake Worth Boulevard".
• In Azle, the highway is named "Parkway Street".

[edit] Places Along SH 199

[edit] Towns and Cities

• Fort Worth
• Sansom Park
• Lakeside
• Azle
• Reno
• Springtown
• Jacksboro

[edit] Counties

• Tarrant County
• Parker County
• Wise County
• Jack County

[edit] Counties and junctions

County	Junction	Notes
Jack	US 281/US 380/SH 59/SH 114 – Jacksboro
Wise	no intersections
Parker	no intersections
Tarrant	I-820 – Fort Worth
	SH 183 – Fort Worth
	I-30 – Fort Worth

[edit] References

1. ^ Texas Department of Transportation, [1]