Texas State Highway 199
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| Length: | 53.25 mi[1] (85.70 km) | ||||||
| Existed: | by 1939 – present | ||||||
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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.
[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 "Southwest Parkway Street".
- In Downtown Fort Worth, the highway is known as "Henderson Street."
[edit] Junction list
| County | Location | Destinations | Notes |
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| Jack | Western terminous | ||
| Joplin | |||
| Wise | |||
| Parker | Springtown | ||
| Azle | West end of freeway; eastbound exit and westbound entrace; west end of FM 730 overlap | ||
| Tarrant | East end of FM 730 overlap | ||
| Denver Trail | No westbound entrance; east end of freeway | ||
| Lake Worth | Interchange | ||
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| River Oaks | |||
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