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The following is a list of county roads in Taylor County, Florida, United States. All county roads are maintained by the county in which they reside.
This list includes only those county roads that are numbered in the statewide grid, not those with locally-assigned numbers.
County roads in Taylor County
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Econfina River State Park | Taylor County line (CR 257A) | former SR 14[1] | |
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Mount Gilead Road | US 19-27 | Taylor-Madison County Line | former SR 14[1] |
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CR 14 | CR 14 | former SR 14A[1] | |
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Foley Road; Old Dixie Highway | US 19 / US 27 Alt. / US 98; US 221 | US 27 | former SR 30[1] Old Dixie Highway is inventoried by FDOT as CR 2131 |
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Holt Road | CR 359 | CR 361A | former SR 30A[1] |
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Thomas Mill | US 19 / US 27 Alt. / US 98, Pinland | former SR 356[1] | |
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Red Padgett Road | US 19 / US 27 Alt. / US 98 | CR 356 | former SR 356A[1] |
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Miller Road | CR 356 | US 19 / US 27 | former SR 356B[1] |
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Buckeye Credit Union Road, Foley Cut-off Road | CR 356A | US 27 | former SR 356C[1] |
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10th Street East | 1st Avenue South | Steinhatchee River Bridge | former SR 358[1] |
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CR 361A | CR 361 | former SR 359[1] | |
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Slaughter Road | CR 359 | US 19/27 | former SR 359A[1] |
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Gas Plant Road | former SR 359A[1] | ||
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Osteen Road | US 98 | CR 361B | former SR 359B[1] |
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SR 51 | CR 361B | former SR 361[1] partly inventoried by FDOT as CR 1509 and CR 2130 | |
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Spring Warrior Creek | US 19-98-ALT 27 @ US 221 | former SR 361A[1] | |
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Woods Creek Road | CR 356 / CR 359 | CR 361 | former SR 361B[1] |
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Morgan Whiddon Road | CR 361 | former SR 361C[1] | |
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CR 359 | US 19-98-ALT 27 | former SR 362[1] |
References
[edit]- FDOT Map of Taylor County
- FDOT GIS data, accessed January 2014
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