U.S. Route 283 in Texas

This article is about the section of U.S. Route 283 in Texas. For the entire route, see U.S. Route 283.

US Highway 283 marker

US Highway 283
Route information
Maintained by TxDOT
Length: 150.45 mi[1] (242.13 km)
Existed: 1932[1] – present
Major junctions
South end: US 87 near Brady
  I-20 in Baird
US 183 near Throckmorton to Vernon
North end: US-283 at Texas–Oklahoma state line
Highway system
SH 282SH 284

U.S. Route 283 (US 283) is a U.S. highway that begins in the state of Texas near Brady. The highway exits the state into Oklahoma just north of Vernon. US 283 runs through rural areas of the state, serving towns such as Coleman, Seymour, and Vernon. At a length of just 150 miles, US 283 is relatively short compared to other U.S. highways that travel through Texas.

Route description

US 283 begins at an intersection with US 87 about three miles northwest of Brady. The highway travels through rural areas of McCulloch County before entering Coleman County. US 283 maintains its rural route through Coleman County before entering the town of Santa Anna, beginning an overlap with US 84. The two highways travel northwest together to the town of Coleman before they split. US 283 returns to a rural route once again and intersects State Highway 36 in southern Callahan County. The highway runs through the town of Baird where it crosses Interstate 20. US 283 next enters the town of Albany and shares a short overlap with US 180/State Highway 6. Just south of Throckmorton the highway begins its lengthy overlap with US 183. The two highways travel to Seymour and begin an overlap with US 277 and US 82. US 183/283 leave US 82/277 in the town of Mabelle. US 183 leaves US 283 in Vernon at US 287/US 70. US 283 travels in a slight northwest direction and crosses over the Red River into Oklahoma.






Junction list

CountyLocationmikmDestinationsNotes
McCulloch US 87 San Angelo, Brady
FM 1121 east Rochelle
FM 504 west Pear Valley
FM 765 Millersview
Coleman FM 1026 west
FM 2633 south
Santa Anna US 67 north / US 84 east BrownwoodSouth end of US 67/84 overlap
US 67 south San AngeloNorth end of US 67 overlap
FM 568 (Santa Anna Avenue)
Coleman SH 153 west Coleman, WintersInterchange
FM 3425 north Coleman Municipal Airport
SH 206 south ColemanSouth end of SH 206 overlap
US 84 west AbileneNorth end of US 84 overlap
SH 206 north Cross PlainsNorth end of SH 206 overlap
FM 1274 west
Callahan FM 2926 west
SH 36 Abilene, Cross Plains
Baird BL I-20 (4th Street)
I-20 Abilene, Fort WorthI-20 exit 307
Shackelford FM 576 east Moran
Albany US 180 west / SH 6 north Anson, StamfordSouth end of US 180/SH 6 overlap
SH 6 south / FM 1084 north CiscoNorth end of SH 6 overlap
US 180 east BreckenridgeNorth end of US 180 overlap
FM 2482 east
PR 58 north Fort Griffin State Historical Site
PR 54 east Fort Griffin Campsite
Throckmorton FM 209 east Woodson
US 183 south BreckenridgeSouth end of US 183 overlap
FM 923
Throckmorton US 380 Haskell, Newcastle
SH 79 north Archer City
Baylor US 277 south StamfordSouth end of US 277 overlap

Bus. US 183 / Bus. US 277 / Bus. US 283 Seymour
South end of freeway; no northbound entrance
SH 114 Lubbock, JacksboroNo southbound entrance
FM 422 Seymour

US 82 west / Bus. US 183 / Bus. US 277 / Bus. US 283 Seymour, Lubbock
North end of freeway; south end of US 82 overlap
Mabelle US 82 east / US 277 north / FM 1790 south Wichita FallsNorth end of US 82/277 overlap
Wilbarger FM 1763 east
FM 2585 north
FM 433 westSouth end of FM 433 overlap
FM 433 east OklaunionNorth end of FM 433 overlap
Vernon
Bus. US 287 (Wilbarger Street)
US 183 south / US 287 Amarillo, Wichita FallsNorth end of US 183 overlap
FM 2072 east
FM 925 west
FM 924 Chillicothe
FM 91 south Chillicothe
US-283 AltusCrosses Red River into Oklahoma
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

References

  1. 1 2 Transportation Planning and Programming Division (n.d.). "U.S. Highway No. 283". Highway Designation Files. Texas Department of Transportation. Retrieved March 5, 2016.
U.S. Route 283
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