Texas State Highway 59

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Texas 59.svg
State Highway 59
Length: 56.2[1] mi (89.9 km)
Formed: before 1933
North end: US 82.svg U.S. Highway 82 at St. Jo
Major
junctions:
US 81.svg US 287

US 287.svg US 287

South end: US 281.svgUS 380.svgTexas 114.svgTexas 199.svg US 281/US 380/SH 114/SH 199 at Jacksboro
Highways in Texas
< US 59 US 60 >
InterstateU.S.T.X. (LoopsSpursRecFM)

State Highway 59 or SH 59 is a state highway that runs from St. Jo to Jacksboro, Texas. The original route was designated by 1933 between Bowie and Montague, with a proposed extension north to Nocona. By 1939, it was rerouted, so instead of going north from Montague to Nocona, it ran east from Montague to Saint Jo. In 1945, it was extended further south to near Jacksboro, with the final extension into Jacksboro in 1968 over previous SH 24, which had been rerouted farther south.

[edit] Junction list

County Location Mile[2] Junction Notes
Montague St. Jo 0.0 US 82 Northern terminus
Montague 11.5 SH 175
11.8 FM 455
19.1 FM 1758
Bowie 22.0 FM 1816
22.2 US 81
23.3 US 287
Clay Newport 34.6 FM 1288
Jack 35.7 FM 2127
46.8 FM 1810
Jacksboro 56.1 US 281 / US 380 / SH 114 Southern terminus

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