Texas State Highway 48
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State Highway 48 |
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Length: | 22.26[1] mi (35.82 km) | ||||||||
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Formed: | by 1930[2] | ||||||||
West end: | Bus. US 77/US 281 in Brownsville |
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Major junctions: |
US 77/83 | ||||||||
East end: | SH 100 in Port Isabel | ||||||||
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State Highway 48 or SH 48 runs from Brownsville to Port Isabel in Deep South Texas. Originally, SH 48 ran from Pharr to Brownsville, along the current route of U.S. Highway 83 (then U.S. Highway 96). By 1938, it was replaced entirely by US 83, and was instead routed northeast out of Brownsville ending near the Port of Brownsville. In 1990, it was officially extended 15 miles to near Port Isabel, replacing Farm to Market Road 1792, although some maps have this occurring by 1975.
[edit] Counties and junctions
County | Junction | Notes |
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Cameron | Bus. US 77/US 281 – Brownsville |
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US 77/US 83 – Brownsville | ||
SH 4 – Brownsville | ||
SH 100 – Port Isabel |
[edit] References
- ^ Texas Department of Transportation, [1]
- ^ 1930 Cameron County quad map, [2]
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