Dallas North Tollway - Exit List

Exit List

County Location Destinations Notes
Dallas Dallas I-35E south / Harry Hines Boulevard – Downtown Dallas Southbound exit, northbound entrance
Oak Lawn Avenue Southbound exit, northbound entrance
Wycliff Avenue Southbound exit, northbound entrance
Lemmon Avenue Northbound exit, southbound entrance
Mockingbird Lane
Lovers Lane Northbound exit, southbound entrance
Loop 12 (Northwest Highway)
Walnut Hill Lane Northbound exit, southbound entrance
Royal Lane
Forest Lane Northbound exit, southbound entrance
Harvest Hill Road Northbound exit, southbound entrance
I-635
Alpha Road / Galleria Road
Farmers Branch Spring Valley Road / Verde Valley Lane / Quorum Drive
Addison Belt Line Road / Arapaho Road
Keller Springs Road / Addison Airport Tunnel / Arapaho Road
Collin Dallas Trinity Mills Road / Briargrove Lane Northbound exit, southbound entrance
Frankford Road / Haverwood Lane
President George Bush Turnpike
Plano Parkway Northbound exit, southbound entrance
Plano Chapel Hill Road / Park Boulevard
Parker Road
Windhaven Parkway
Tennyson Parkway / Spring Creek Parkway
Legacy Drive
Headquarters Drive
SH 121 (Sam Rayburn Tollway) / Ikea Drive
Frisco Gaylord Parkway / Warren Parkway
Lebanon Road
Stonebrook Parkway
Cotton Gin Road / Main Street
FM 2934 (Eldorado Parkway)
Panther Creek Parkway
County Road 24 Northbound exit, southbound entrance
US 380 / Dallas Parkway north – Denton, Greenville Northbound exit, southbound entrance; Dallas Parkway (DNT service roads) continue north via proposed extension to FM 428

Note: NTTA does not provide mile reference markers or exit numbers. However, reference markers are provided at 500-foot (150 m) intervals along the major corridors. These markers are installed on the top of the concrete traffic barrier along the DNT corridor. The reference marker corresponds to the station of the alignment in the construction plans.

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