Texas State Highway Loop 375

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State Highway Loop 375
Length:	49.21[1] mi (79.20 km)
Formed:	1963
CW end:	SH 20 at Canutillo
Major junctions:	I-10 US 54 US 62/US 180 I-110
CCW end:	US 62/US 85 at El Paso
Highways in Texas < Loop 374 Loop 376 > Interstate – U.S. – T.X. (Loops – Spurs – Rec – FM)

Loop 375 partially encircles the city of El Paso, Texas. Locally, it is known as Woodrow Bean Transmountain Road in the Northern section, Purple Heart Memorial Freeway in the Northeastern section, the Cesar E. Chavez Border Highway in the southern section, the Joe Battle Boulevard in the eastern section.

The Texas Department of Transportation has announced plans to add toll lanes to the Border Highway portion of Loop 375 between Downtown El Paso and the Zaragoza International Bridge. TxDOT and the El Paso Metropolitan Planning Organization have offered several plans to build the Western leg of the loop from Downtown to Canutillo, Texas: Though not finalized, preliminary plans have included upgrading US 85/Paisano Drive to freeway status from Downtown to Sunland Park Drive allow Loop 375 to run conncurrently with Interstate 10 between Sunland Park Drive and Woodrow Bean Transmountain Road at Canutillo.

[edit] External links

1. ^ Texas Department of Transportation, [1]

1. Loop 375 Border Highway

v • d • e El Paso County highways Interstates I-10  • I-110 U.S. Highways US 54  • US 62  • US 85  • US 180 Bannered U.S. Highways Bus. US 54-A State Highways SH 20  • SH 178 State Loops and Spurs Spur 6  • Loop 375  • Loop 478  • Spur 601 Park and Recreational Roads PR 68 Farm and Ranch to Market Roads FM 76  • FM 258  • FM 259  • FM 659  • FM 796  • FM 1110  • FM 1281  • FM 1505  • FM 1905  • FM 2316  • FM 2529  • FM 2637  • RM 2775  • FM 3255