Junction List
| County | Location | Junction | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Menard | US 83 – Junction, Menard | Interchange | |
| FM 2092 west – Menard | |||
| Hext | FM 1221 south – London | ||
| FM 1311 north | |||
| Mason | FM 1222 north – Brady | ||
| US 377 south – Junction | West end of US 377 overlap | ||
| Mason | US 87 north / US 377 north – Brady | East end of US 377 overlap; west end of US 87 overlap | |
| US 87 south / RM 1871 south – Fredericksburg | East end of US 87 overlap | ||
| RM 386 north – Fredonia | |||
| RM 1900 north | |||
| Llano | RM 2768 south – Castell | ||
| SH 71 west – Brady | West end of SH 71 overlap | ||
| Llano | SH 16 / SH 71 east – Comanche, Fredericksburg, Marble Falls | East end of SH 71 overlap | |
| FM 2241 north – Paradise Point | |||
| RM 1431 – Paradise Point, Marble Falls | |||
| SH 261 north – Paradise Point | |||
| Bridge over Colorado River/Inks Lake | |||
| Burnet | RM 690 north | ||
| PR 4 south – Inks Lake State Park, Longhorn Cavern State Park | |||
| RM 2341 west | |||
| Burnet | US 281 – Lampasas, Marble Falls | ||
| Bertram | RM 243 south | West end of FM 243 overlap | |
| RM 243 north / FM 1174 north (Grange Street) – Florence | East end of FM 243 overlap; west end of FM 1174 overlap | ||
| FM 1174 south – Balcones Canyonlands | East end of FM 1174 overlap | ||
| Williamson | Liberty Hill | Loop 332 east – Liberty Hill | |
| RM 1869 – Balcones Canyonlands | |||
| Loop 332 west – Liberty Hill | |||
| US 183 – Lampasas, Austin | |||
| Georgetown | I-35 – Belton, Austin | ||
| I-35 Bus. (Austin Avenue) | |||
| SH 130 – Austin-Bergstrom International Airport | |||
| Jonah | FM 1660 south – Hutto | ||
| SH 95 – Temple, Taylor | |||
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