Exit List in Austin, Texas
There is a freeway section in and around Austin, Texas, with some interchanges to the south on a non-freeway section (south of Interstate 35) and the 183A toll road to the north.
| Destinations | Notes |
|---|---|
| SH 71 (Ben White Boulevard) – Bastrop | |
| Montopolis Drive | Southbound exit and northbound entrance |
| Loop 111 (Airport Boulevard)-Cesar Chavez-5th-7th Streets | |
| Bolm Road | |
| FM 969 (Martin Luther King Boulevard) | |
| Manor Road | |
| US 290 | |
| Cameron Road | |
| I-35 – Waco, San Antonio | |
| Loop 275 (Lamar Boulevard) | Northbound exit is via I-35 exit |
| Ohlen Road; Payton Gin Road | |
| FM 1325 (Burnet Road) | |
| Loop 1 (Mopac Boulevard) | |
| Loop 360 (Capital of Texas Highway) / Great Hills Trail | |
| Braker Lane; Balcones Woods Drive; Great Hills Trail | |
| Duval Road; Balcones Woods Drive | |
| Oak Knoll Drive | |
| Spicewood Springs Road, McNeil Drive | |
| Anderson Mill Road; Lake Creek Parkway | |
| RM 620 / Lake Creek Parkway – Pecan Park | Northbound exit and southbound entrance |
| SH 45 east | Northbound exit and southbound entrance |
| 183A North | Northbound exit and southbound entrance |
Read more about this topic: U.S. Route 183
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