United States
- Arkansas Highway 239
- Arkansas Highway 239 Spur
- Alabama State Route 239
- California State Route 239
- Colorado State Highway 239
- Florida State Road 239 (former)
- Georgia State Route 239 (former)
- Iowa Highway 239 (former)
- K-239 (Kansas highway)
- Kentucky Route 239
- Maryland Route 239
- M-239 (Michigan highway)
- Montana Secondary Highway 239
- New York State Route 239 (former)
- Ohio State Route 239
- Pennsylvania Route 239
- South Dakota Highway 239
- Tennessee State Route 239
- Texas State Highway 239
- Texas State Highway Loop 239
- Texas State Highway Spur 239
- Utah State Route 239 (former)
- Virginia State Route 239
- Wyoming Highway 239
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