Exit List
The entire route is located in Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texas. Counter-clockwise reads down and clockwise reads up.
| Destinations | Notes |
|---|---|
| I-27 north – Lubbock | Counter-clockwise exit and clockwise entrance |
| I-27 north / US 87 – Lubbock, Tahoka | |
| US 84 (Slaton Road) – Lubbock, Slaton | |
| Spur 331 (Southeast Drive) | |
| FM 835 (50th Street) | |
| Frontage Road | Counter-clockwise exit and clockwise entrance |
| 19th Street | |
| FM 40 (4th Street) | |
| US 62 / US 82 / SH 114 – Lubbock, Idalou | |
| Frontage Road | Counter-clockwise exit and clockwise entrance |
| Municipal Drive, Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard | |
| Ash Avenue | Counter-clockwise exit and clockwise entrance |
| I-27 – Lubbock, Amarillo | |
| Avenue N | Clockwise exit and counter-clockwise entrance |
| Avenue X | Counter-clockwise exit and clockwise entrance |
| FM 1264 north (University Avenue) | |
| US 84 (Clovis Road) – Lubbock, Littlefield | |
| Quaker Avenue, Texas Tech Parkway – Texas Tech | |
| FM 2255 (4th Street) | |
| FM 2528 north (Frankford Avenue) | |
| SH 114 (19th Street) – Levelland, Lubbock | |
| 34th Street | |
| US 62 / US 82 (Marsha Sharp Freeway) – Lubbock, Brownfield | |
| US 62 east / US 82 east (Marsha Sharp Freeway) – Lubbock | Clockwise exit and counter-clockwise entrance |
| 50th Street | Counter-clockwise exit and clockwise entrance |
| Spur 327 west / FM 1730 south (Slide Road) | Counter-clockwise exit and clockwise entrance |
| FM 1730 south (Slide Road) | Clockwise exit and counter-clockwise entrance |
| Quaker Avenue | |
| Indiana Avenue | |
| University Avenue |
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