Texas State Highway 19

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State Highway 19 marker

State Highway 19

Route information

Maintained by TxDOT

Length:

188.4 mi^[1] (303.2 km)

Existed:

1917 – present

Major junctions

South end:

I-45 in Huntsville

I-20 in Canton

I-30 / US 67 in Sulphur Springs

North end:

US 82 / US 271 in Paris

Highway system

Highways in Texas

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SH 18

I-20

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State Highway 19, or SH 19, runs from Huntsville to Paris in east Texas.

Route description

SH 19 begins at an interchange with Interstate 45 in southeast Huntsville. The highway runs through the eastern edge of the town as an expressway running close to the Sam Houston National Forest. The expressway ends at an intersection with State Highway 30 and runs through rural areas before reaching the town of Trinity. SH 19 runs north towards Crockett where the highway begins a concurrency with US 287. The two highways leave each other just northwest of Palestine. SH 19 runs northwest to Athens, running around the town with US 175/State Highway 31. The highway next runs through Canton, where it intersects Interstate 20. SH 19 runs through more rural areas of East Texas until the highway comes to Emory. The highway turns more northeast before running through the western part of Sulphur Springs. State Highway 154 joins SH 19, before leaving just east of Cooper. State Highway 24 joins the highway, where the two highways run together before ending in Paris.

History

SH 19 was one of the original 26 Texas state highways proposed in 1917. The original proposal was for it to run from the Texas/Oklahoma border north of Paris to Houston. By 1922 it had been extended south, with a terminus in Freeport. By 1933, SH 19 was pared back significantly, with the section north of Alba transferred to SH 24 and SH 154. By 1939, the section south of Palestine had been removed, but was extended north back over SH 154 to Sulphur Springs. In 1945, SH 19 was routed over FM 647 from 1 mile south of the Hopkins County Line through Emory to Dunbar. In 1960, it was extended northward to its original starting point of Paris and again to the south to Huntsville, replacing SH 45.

SH 19A was a spur route of SH 19 that was originally planned in 1919, splitting off at Angleton and traveling to Palacios. By 1933, the route had been renumbered as SH 58.

Junction list

County	Location	Destinations	Notes
Walker	Huntsville	I-45 – Dallas, Houston	I-45 exit 113.
		SH 75 – Madisonville, Conroe
		US 190 / Bear Cat Boulevard – Huntsville, Livingston, Sam Houston State University
		SH 30 – Huntsville, College Station
		FM 2821 – Sam Houston National Forest	North end of expressway
		SH 30 west
	Riverside	FM 405 south – Dodge
	Riverside	FM 980 – Point Blank
Trinity		FM 3453 east – Lake Livingston
	Trinity	FM 1617 north
		FM 1617 south
		FM 230 north – Lovelady
		SH 94 east – Groveton
		FM 1893 north
Houston	Lovelady	FM 230 south – Trinity
	Lovelady	FM 1280 – Groveton
		FM 231 south
	Crockett	Loop 304
		FM 2110 south
		SH 7 / SH 21 west – Centerville, Nacogdoches, Madisonville	South end of SH 21 overlap
		US 287 south / SH 21 east – Groveton, Alto	North end of SH 21 overlap; south end of US 287 overlap
		FM 229 north
		Loop 304
	Latexo	FM 2160 west
	Latexo	FM 2663 east
		Bus. US 287 north – Grapeland
		FM 2423 – Grapeland
	Grapeland	FM 227 – Grapeland, Augusta
	Grapeland	FM 228 – Grapeland
		Bus. US 287 south – Grapeland
Anderson		SH 294 east – Alto	South end of SH 294 overlap
	Elkhart	SH 294 west – Oakwood, Fairfield	North end of SH 294 overlap
	Elkhart	FM 1817 north
		FM 2419 south
	Palestine	Loop 256
		US 84 east – Rusk	South end of US 84 overlap
		US 84 west / US 287 north – Fairfield	North end of US 84/287 overlap
		Spur 127 south	South end of Spur 127 overlap
		Spur 127 north	North end of Spur 127 overlap
		US 79 north – Jacksonville	South end of US 79 overlap
		US 79 south / US 287 south – Oakwood	North end of US 79 overlap; south end of US 287 overlap
		Loop 256
		US 287 north – Corsicana	North end of US 287 overlap
	Montalba	FM 321 – Tennessee Colony, Neches
		FM 2330 west
	Bois d'Arc	FM 860 west
		FM 837 – Frankston
Henderson		FM 1615 south
		FM 753 west – Malakoff
	Athens	Loop 7 west / Bus. SH 19 north – Corsicana, Athens	Interchange; south end of Loop 7 overlap
		US 175 east / Bus. US 175 west – Jacksonville, Athens	Interchange; south end of US 175 overlap
		FM 2495 – Athens	Interchange
		SH 31 east / Bus. SH 31 west – Tyler, Athens	Interchange; south end of SH 31 overlap
		FM 1616 – Murchison
		US 175 west / SH 31 west / Bus. SH 19 south / Loop 7 west – Dallas, Corsicana, Athens	Interchange; north end of US 175/SH 31/Loop 7 overlap
		FM 2752 east
		FM 2709 west – Eustace
Van Zandt		FM 1861 – Martins Mill
		FM 1256 west
		FM 858 east – Martins Mill, Ben Wheeler
		FM 1651 west
	Canton	RM 2909 south – Martins Mill
		SH 243 – Kaufman, Ben Wheeler
		SH 64 – Wills Point, Ben Wheeler
		I-20 – Dallas, Shreveport
		US 80 – Wills Point, Grand Saline
		FM 859 south – Wills Point
Rains		FM 2324 west – Lake Tawakoni
	Emory	FM 3274 south
		US 69 – Greenville, Mineola
		FM 2795
		FM 275 north – Cumby
		FM 514 west – Point	South end of FM 514 overlap
		FM 514 east – Lake Fork Reservoir	North end of FM 514 overlap
Hopkins		FM 1567 west – Lone Oak	South end of FM 1567 overlap
		FM 1567 east – Como	North end of FM 1567 overlap
		SH 11 south – Winnsboro	South end of SH 11 overlap
	Sulphur Springs	I-30 / US 67 – Greenville, Mount Pleasant	Interchange
		Bus. US 67 (Main Street) – Sulphur Springs
		SH 11 north – Commerce	North end of SH 11 overlap
		FM 2285
		SH 154 east / Loop 301 east – Sulphur Springs	South end of SH 154 overlap
		FM 1537 east
		FM 71
	Oak Grove	FM 1536 east – Oak Grove
Delta		SH 154 west – Cooper	North end of SH 154 overlap
		FM 1529 west – Cooper
		FM 895 east
		SH 24 west – Commerce	South end of SH 24 overlap
		FM 198
		FM 1335 south
Lamar		FM 1184 – Roxton
		FM 2036 west
	Paris	Loop 256
		FM 1497 south
		FM 1507 east (Evergreen Street)
		Bus. US 82 / Bus. US 271 – Bonham, Clarksville, Bogata, Hugo
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi Concurrency terminus

References

↑ Transportation Planning and Programming Division (n.d.). "State Highway No. 19". Highway Designation Files. Texas Department of Transportation.

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