State Routes 101 Through 200
| Shield | Route Number | Length | Starting Terminus | Direction | Ending Terminus |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| State Route 101 | 38.7 mi (62.28 km) | SR-30 in Bledsoe County | south-north | Fairfield Glade Resort Area | |
| State Route 102 | 13.34 mi (21.47 km) | SR-96 in Rutherford County | south-north | SR-266 - Smyrna | |
| State Route 103 | 8.33 mi (13.41 km) | At the Mississippi River in Dyer County | west-east | SR-78 in Dyer County | |
| State Route 104 | 114.43 mi (184.16 km) | At the Mississippi River in Dyer County | west-east | SR-69 near Saltillo | |
| State Route 105 | 44.34 mi (71.36 km) | US-51 / SR-3 near Trimble | west-east | US-70A / SR-77 - McLemoresville | |
| State Route 106 | 55.84 mi (89.87 km) | US-31A Bus / US-31A / SR-11 - Lewisburg | south-north | US-70S / SR-1 - Nashville | |
| State Route 107 | 78.77 mi (126.77 km) | Near Round Mountain Campground in Cherokee National Forest near Del Rio | west-east | NC 226 (North Carolina State Line) in Unicoi County | |
| State Route 108 | 60.31 mi (97.06 km) | SR-28 - Whitwell | south-north | SR-55 BR - McMinnville | |
| State Route 109 | 38.49 mi (61.94 km) | SR-840 / SR-265 - Lebanon | south-north | US-31W / SR-41 - Portland | |
| State Route 110 | 22.46 mi (36.15 km) | (AL) SR-53 / SR-7 (Alabama State Line) - Ardmore | west-east | US-231 / US-431 / SR-10 - Fayetteville | |
| State Route 111 | 118.72 mi (191.06 km) | US-27 / SR-29 - Soddy-Daisy | south-north | US-127 / SR-28 (Kentucky State Line) - Static | |
| State Route 112 | 41.85 mi (67.35 km) | US-41A / SR-12 - Nashville | south-north | BYP US-41A / US-41A / US-79 / SR-12 / SR-13 / SR-76 - Clarksville | |
| State Route 113 | 32.86 mi (52.88 km) | US-25W / US-70 / SR-9 near Dandridge | west-east | SR-66 near Rogersville | |
| State Route 114 | 96.49 mi (155.29 km) | US-64 / SR-15 in Wayne County | south-north | SR-77 near Paris | |
| State Route 115 | 51.76 mi (83.3 km) | US-129 (North Carolina State Line) - Deals Gap | south-north | I-40 / US-129 - Knoxville | |
| State Route 116 | 41.97 mi (67.54 km) | SR-62 near Petros | west-east | US-25W / SR-9 / SR-63 - Caryville | |
| State Route 117 | 6.39 mi (10.28 km) | SR-142 in McNairy County | south-north | US-64 / SR-15 / SR-22 - Adamsville | |
| State Route 118 | 14.81 mi (23.83 km) | SR-54 / SR-89 - Dresden | south-north | KY 129 (Kentucky State Line) in Weakley County | |
| State Route 119 | 4.7 mi (7.56 km) | US-79 / SR-76 - Paris Landing State Park | south-north | KY 121 (Kentucky State Line) in Henry County | |
| State Route 120 | 12.09 mi (19.46 km) | KY 139 (Kentucky State Line) in Stewart County | west-east | US-79 / SR-76 near Fort Campbell | |
| State Route 121 | 20.55 mi (33.07 km) | (AL) County Route 65 (Alabama State Line) in Lincoln County | west-east | SR-50 near Winchester | |
| State Route 122 | 7.11 mi (11.44 km) | SR-121 in Lincoln County | west-east | US-64 / SR-15 - Huntland | |
| State Route 123 | 1.19 mi (1.92 km) | SR-68 near Turtletown | west-east | NC 294 (North Carolina State Line) in Polk County | |
| State Route 124 | 19.19 mi (30.88 km) | US-45E / SR-43 / SR-54 - Greenfield | west-east | SR-22 | |
| State Route 125 | 37.36 mi (60.13 km) | MS 15 (Mississippi State Line) near Middleton | south-north | SR-100 at Chickasaw State Park | |
| State Route 126 | 24.58 mi (39.56 km) | SR-93 - Kingsport | west-east | US-11W / SR-1 - Bristol | |
| State Route 127 | 43.52 mi (70.04 km) | US-41A / SR-16 - Decherd | south-north | SR-30 near McMinnville | |
| State Route 128 | 51.73 mi (83.25 km) | SR-57 - Pickwick Dam | south-north | SR-13 near Linden | |
| State Route 129 | 49.22 mi (79.21 km) | US-31 / SR-7 near Lynnville | west-east | SR-55 - Lynchburg | |
| State Route 130 | 51.22 mi (82.43 km) | SR-129 - Petersburg | west-east | SR-50 - Winchester | |
| State Route 131 | 68.8 mi (110.72 km) | US-11 / US-70 / SR-1 - Knoxville | south-north | SR-31 - Treadway | |
| State Route 133 | 11.24 mi (18.09 km) | US-421 / SR-34 / SR-91 - Shady Valley | south-north | (VA) Secondary SR 716 (Virginia State Line) in Johnson County | |
| State Route 134 | 6.55 mi (10.54 km) | US-41 / US-64 / US-72 / SR-2 - Haletown | west-east | (GA) SR 299 in Hamilton County | |
| State Route 135 | 62.87 mi (101.18 km) | SR-289 - Sparta | south-north | SR-52 in Clay County | |
| State Route 136 | 56.51 mi (90.94 km) | US-70S / SR-1 - Rock Island | south-north | SR-52 in Overton County | |
| State Route 137 | 3.02 mi (4.86 km) | I-26 / US-11W / US-23 / SR-1 - Kingsport | south-north | US-23 (Virginia State Line) - Kingsport | |
| State Route 138 | 23.01 mi (37.03 km) | SR-18 - Toone | south-north | I-40 in Madison County | |
| State Route 139 | 24.83 mi (39.96 km) | US-11E / SR-34 - Strawberry Plains | west-east | SR-92 - Dandridge | |
| State Route 140 | 43.88 mi (70.62 km) | SR-22 - McKenzie | west-east | US-79 / SR-76 in Henry County | |
| State Route 141 | 67.59 mi (108.78 km) | SR-52 in Macon County | west-east | SR-56 - Silver Point | |
| State Route 142 | 24.59 mi (39.57 km) | US-45 / SR-5 - Selmer | west-east | (MS) County Route 100 (Mississippi State Line) in Hardin County | |
| State Route 143 | 12.46 mi (20.05 km) | US-19E / SR-37 - Roan Mountain | south-north | NC 261 (North Carolina State Line) at Roan Mountain | |
| State Route 144 | 7.85 mi (12.63 km) | SR-131 - Plainview | south-north | SR-170 near Maynardville | |
| State Route 145 | 9.72 mi (15.64 km) | US-70S / SR-1 - Woodbury | south-north | SR-96 - Auburntown | |
| State Route 146 | 17.67 mi (28.44 km) | US-70S / SR-1 in Cannon County | south-north | US-70 / SR-26 - Smithville | |
| State Route 147 | 23.64 mi (38.04 km) | SR-69A - Big Sandy | west-east | SR-49 - Tennessee Ridge | |
| State Route 148 | 3.77 mi (6.06 km) | (GA) SR 189 - Lookout Mountain | south-north | US-11 / US-41 / US-64 / US-72 / SR-2 - Chattanooga | |
| State Route 149 | 22.31 mi (35.90 km) | SR-49 - Erin | west-east | SR-13 / SR-48 | |
| State Route 150 | 20.98 mi (33.76 km) | I-24 / US-64 / US-72 / SR-27 - South Pittsburg | south-north | US-41 / SR-56 - Tracy City | |
| State Route 151 | 7.54 mi (12.13 km) | SR-56 in Jackson County | south-north | SR-56 - Red Boiling Springs | |
| State Route 152 | 36.88 mi (59.35 km) | US-412 / SR-20 near Maury City | west-east | US-412 / SR-20 near Jackson | |
| State Route 153 | 14.81 mi (23.83 km) | I-75 / US-74 - Chattanooga | south-north | US-27 / SR-29 - Soddy-Daisy | |
| State Route 154 | 19.12 mi (30.77 km) | SR-52 - Jamestown | south-north | KY 167 (Kentucky State Line) at Big South Fork N.R.R. | |
| State Route 155 | 30.59 mi (49.23 km) | US-31 / SR-6 - Berry Hill | west-east | US-70S / SR-1 - Nashville | |
| State Route 156 | ? mi (? km) | Franklin County | west-east | Marion County | |
| State Route 157 | 5.30 mi (8.53 km) | SR-22 - Samburg | south-north | KY 311 (Kentucky State Line) near Reelfoot National Wildlife Refuge | |
| State Route 158 | 4.5 mi (7.2 km) | US-70/US-11/SR 1 - Knoxville | west-east | I-40 - Knoxville | |
| State Route 159 | 12.5 mi (20.1 km) | US-321/SR-67 - Little Milligan | west-east | US-321 (North Carolina State Line) | |
| State Route 160 | ? mi (? km) | US-11E near Morristown | west-east | US-321 near Newport |
- State Route 161 - south-north route in Robertson County
- State Route 162 - Blount County north to Knox County (the Pellissippi Parkway)
- State Route 163 - McMinn County east to Polk County
- State Route 164 - Putnam County north to Overton County
- State Route 165 - west-east route in Monroe County
- State Route 166 - Giles County north to Maury County
- State Route 167 - south-north route in Johnson County
- State Route 168 - west-east route in Knox County (Gov. John Sevier Highway)
- State Route 169 - west-east route in Knox County
- State Route 170 - Anderson County east to Union County
- State Route 171 - Davidson County north to Wilson County
- State Route 172 - south-north route in Greene County
- State Route 173 - Unicoi County east to Carter County
- State Route 174 - Davidson County north to Sumner County
- State Route 175 - west-east route in Shelby County
- State Route 176 - south-north route in Shelby County
- State Route 177 - south-north route in Shelby County
- State Route 178 - south-north route in Tipton County
- State Route 179 - Tipton County east to Hardeman County
- State Route 180 - Haywood County north to Lauderdale County
- State Route 181 - Lauderdale County north to Lake County
- State Route 182 - south-north route in Dyer County
- State Route 183 - west-east route in Obion County
- State Route 184 - south-north route in Obion County
- State Route 185 - west-east route in Gibson County
- State Route 186 - Madison County north to Gibson County
- State Route 187 - west-east route in Gibson County
- State Route 188 - Crockett County north to Gibson County
- State Route 189 - south-north route in Crockett County
- State Route 190 - Carroll County north to Obion County
- State Route 191 - south-north route in Benton County
- State Route 192 - south-north route in Benton County
- State Route 193 - Shelby County east to Fayette County
- State Route 194 - south-north route in Fayette County
- State Route 195 - west-east route in Fayette County
- State Route 196 - south-north route in Fayette County
- State Route 197 - Madison County east to Chester County
- State Route 198 - south-north route in Madison County
- State Route 199 - west-east route in McNairy County
- State Route 200 - Chester County north to Henderson County
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