History
FM 313 was originally designated in 1945 between the towns of La Rue and New York in Henderson County. In 1947 it was extended another 10 miles (16 km) northward to Brownsboro. The next year the "313" designation was cancelled and the route was combined with FM 314. In 1951, that section became FM 607.
In 1951 it was redesignated on its current location from SH 48 to SH 4 along Minnesota Avenue. In 1995 it was redesignated Urban Road 313.
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