List of State Highways in Texas - Former State Highways

Former State Highways

Route Year
cancelled		 New designation Notes
SH 1 1952 Loop 260
SH 2 1939 SH 6, US 75, US 81
SH 13 1939 US 66 (now I-40)
SH 28 1939 US 70, US 183
SH 38 By 1934 SH 34 Redesignated in 1934
1939 SH 6
SH 52 1945 SH 203 Former SH 13
SH 58 By 1936 SH 38 and SH 35 Redesignated in 2009
2011 BS 158-B
SH 68 1942 US 67 and FM 8 Former SH 10A
SH 69 1939 US 190 Former SH 36; redesignated in 1971
1992 SH 112 Former SH 6; renumbered due to theft of signs
SH 74 1951 SH 29, US 183, US 190 Redesignated in 1995
SH 76 By 1933 SH 7 Redesignated in 1939
1966 SH 57 (now US 57)
SH 84 1939 US 380 Former SH 39
SH 88 1939 SH 18 (now SH 70) Former SH 33B
SH 104 1951 SH 29
SH 106 1939 US 287
SH 109 By 1933 SH 95 Redesignated in 1933
1948 SH 158
SH 113 1975 SH 239
SH 116 1936 SH 14 Redesignated in 1955
1977 SH 114
SH 117 1955 SH 15 Redesignated in 1983
1996 none Proposed, but never built
SH 120 1939 SH 24
SH 126 1936 SH 222
SH 129 By 1939 US 283
SH 133 By 1939 SH 105
SH 134 1933 SH 24 Redesignated in 1939
2006 none Formerly connected the San Jacinto Monument with SH 225
SH 139 1948 SH 7
SH 143 By 1936 SH 51 (now US 385)
SH 145 1939 Spur 73 (now FM 75)
SH 157 1945 SH 6 Former SH 67A
SH 162 1940 Spur 91 (now PR 27)
SH 167 1940 Spur 92
SH 169 1991 Spur 69 Designated Spur 69 before SH 169 designation
SH 177 1940 Spur 93 (now FM 616
SH 181 1950 FM 999
SH 187 1952 US 183
SH 189 1939 FM 133
SH 192 1935 SH 27 (now US 285)
SH 196 1939 US 290 Former SH 27
SH 197 1941 US 77 (now I-35E)
SH 200 1952 US 90 Alt. and SH 97 Redesignated in 1988
SH 209 By 1939 SH 152
SH 219 1940 Spur 94
SH 221 1939 SH 36 former SH 36A
SH 226 1940 Spur 95
SH 227 1956 SH 51 (now US 385) Redesignated in 1987
1991 BS 288-B
SH 230 1942 FM 50 and FM 60 Redesignated in 1990
2003 US 287
SH 231 1941 none Proposed but never built
SH 232 1942 RM 32
SH 235 1959 SH 12
SH 241 1939 SH 173 (now SH 16)
SH 244 1940 Spur 96 (now FM 1098)
SH 245 1940 Spur 97 (now FM 250)
SH 246 1951 none
SH 247 1942 Partly by FM 64
SH 248 1940 Spur 98
SH 250 1939 SH 107
SH 252 1939 SH 222 (now FM 267)
SH 253 1941 SH 200 (now US 90 Alt.)
SH 257 1939 SH 202
SH 259 1962 SH 42
SH 264 1940 Spur 100
SH 265 1942 FM 3 Redesignated in 1988
1994 none
SH 269 1942 FM 15
SH 270 1942 FM 14
SH 272 1942 FM 19
SH 277 1940 Spur 101 (now SH 42)
SH 278 1940 FM 54
SH 282 1967 SH 207 and SH 15 Redesignated in 1994
1996 none
SH 284 1951 US 183
SH 291 1962 FM 2719
SH 292 1940 Spur 102
SH 293 1939 SH 103
SH 295 1953 US 77
SH 297 1939 SH 95 Redesignated in 1989
1994 SH 130
SH 299 1942 FM 59
SH 301 1939 Proposed but never built
SH 303 1943 SH 137
SH 306 1939 SH 34
SH 307 1961 FM 2347
SH 311 1943 FM 86
SH 313 1941 none
SH 314 1940 FM 2320 (now SH 11)
SH 318 1939 SH 328
SH 319 1939 SH 199
SH 324 1942 FM 13
SH 325 1942 FM 66
SH 328 1955 SH 83
SH 330 1953 FM 457
SH 331 1940 none
SH 333 1955 FM 1495
SH 335 1975 none
SH 340 1945 FM 363
SH 341 1990 FM 519
SH 343 1942 US 90 Alt. former US 90
SH 344 1953 FM 2031
SH 346 1965 SH 16
SH 348 1991 FM 1765
SH 353 1952 SH 174 FM 167 between 1945–1946
SH 355 1947 FM 118
SH 362 1957 FM 1900 Redesignated in 1986
1987 SH 312
SH 363 1988 SH 361 and SH 35
SH 365 1988 SH 363 Redesignated in 2010
SH 824 1968 SH 24

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