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MASTER LIST of ROADS and SPEED LIMITS HAMILTON COUNTY, TENNESSEE 2021 MASTER LIST of ROADS and SPEED LIMITS PREPARED BY PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION TODD E. LEAMON, P.E. ADMINISTRATOR AND COUNTY ENGINEER www.hamiltontn.gov MASTER LIST of ROADS and SPEED LIMITS The Public Works Division does not guarantee the accuracy of or represent that the information contained in this book is correct. In order to determine the correct information, as it presently exists, you should look to other documents, including, but not limited to, subdivision plats, deeds, tax records, court decrees, Hamilton County Board of Commissioners Resolutions, surveys, and any other documents you deem appropriate. You should personally inspect the area for any natural or man-made markers for any assistance they may provide. We make every effort to be as accurate as possible, but for your protection, before you make any decision based upon the information contained herein, you should make an independent examination of all available documents and records. As of this publication there are 867.55 miles of Hamilton County Roadways. Hamilton County Engineering Department Hamilton County Master List of Roads and Speed Limits 1250 Market Street, Suite 3046 Chattanooga, TN 37402 NAME SUBDIVISION QUAD TAX MAP ROW MI SPEED FROM TO RESOL LAST ACTION Abigail Lane Riverbay Estates S/D 112 50 0.46 20 Alexandra Place West and East Turnarounds 616--11 6/1/2016 Academy Place Signal Mountain 080 varies 0.15 West Fairmount Road north Dead End 09--53 9/2/1953 Acres Lane Hunter Acres Estates S/D 140 50 0.07 20 Hunter Hill Court North Summit Hill Court 0398--15 3/6/1998 Action Avenue Ooltewah 132 22.5 0.1 25 Main Street West Watkins Street 0109--11 1/7/2009 Adlar Court Hawks Landing PUD 161 40 0.06 20 Hawks Creek Drive East Turnaround 0109--16 1/7/2009 Afton Lane Valley View S/D 149 40 0.03 30 Haven Cove Lane West Turnaround 0274--- 2/6/1974 Akins Lane Holly Hills S/D 149 50 0.07 30 Holly Crest Drive South Pine Crest Drive 1173--- 11/7/1973 Alabama Road Apison 162 3.58 40 Georgia State Line North Bradley County Line 1022--- 10/1/1922 Albermarle Drive Prairie Peninsula Cabin Site 084 40 0.9 30 Camp Columbus Road Northe Carolana Circle 0947--- 9/17/1947 Albertson Lane Hamilton on Hunter S/D 113 50 0.08 20 Saab Drive North Pfizer Drive 0607--25 6/6/2007 Alexandra Place Riverbay Estates 112 50 0.15 20 Vincent Road north Abigail Lane 616--11 6/1/2016 Alford Hill Drive Wauhatchie 154 50 0.06 25 Cummings Highway south Wauhatchie Pike 0387--- 3/1/1987 Allegheny Drive Oak Shadows S/D 160 50 0.25 30 Oak Shadows Drive north Broyles Drive 0181-25 1/21/1981 Allegheny Drive Shenandoah S/D 160 50 0.17 30 Broyles Drive south Turnaround 0280-16 2/6/1980 Allen Hill Place Hamilton On Hun S/D 113 40 0.04 25 Benwood Drive north Turnaround 1287-14 12/1/1987 Allie Dan Court Meadow Stream Sub 114 40 0.07 20 Tranquility Drive north Turnaround 1103-15 11/6/2003 Allison Drive Valley View S/D 149 50 0.25 30 Merry Weather Dr south Turnaround 0879-55 8/22/1979 Amberwing Circle Hampton Meadows Creekside PU 114 50 0.21 20 White Pine Drive east White Pine Drive 518-35 5/16/2018 Ambrose Lane Lakeside S/D 083 50 0.24 25 Hixson Pike west Turnaround 1061--- 10/4/1961 Amos Road Ooltewah 132 0.13 25 Ooltewah Georgetown Road n Private Drive 1088-05 10/12/1988 Amos Road Ooltewah 123 0.16 25 Snow Hill Road northeast Chattanooga City Limit Ann-ex 2/25/2003 Amy Lane Hurricane Creek SD 171 40 0.06 25 Hurricane Creek Rd west Turnaround 0481-27 4/15/1981 Anchor Trail Signal Forest S/D 080 50 0.1 20 Signal Forest Drive North Turnaround 0313--10 3/6/2013 Anderson Acres Drive Anderson Acres S/D 036 50 0.88 25 State Route 60 south Private Road 0589-34 5/17/1989 Anderson Lane Anderson Acres S/D 036 50 0.05 25 State Route 60 south Private Road 0589-34 5/17/1989 Anderson Pike Fairmount 089 50 1.9 30 Taft Highway west Taft Hwy near Seq Co Li 1005-08 10/4/2005 Andie Lane Port Serena Village S/D 083 50 0.03 20 Dolores Drive south Saylor Trail 1002-07 10/2/2002 Andy Thomas Road Sale Creek 011 1.74 35 Aslinger Road north Rhea County Line Angel Lane Rustic Villa S/D 098 40 0.6 30 Timesville Road south Turnaround 0178--- 1/18/1978 Angie Drive Holly Hills S/D Chattanooga 149 50 0.32 25 Holly Crest Drive Holly Crest Drive 1004-48 10/20/2004 Angler Drive Lake Shadows S/D 075 50 0.17 25 Hixson Pike west Turnaround 0699-07 6/2/1999 Ann Street Ooltewah 132 0.05 25 Main Street west Watkins Street 1187-34 11/18/1987 Ann Street Ooltewah 132 0.19 25 Pearl Street east Cherry Street 1187-34 11/18/1987 Annaview Lane Austin Chase Estates 085 50 0.36 25 Condra Drive Turnaround 0603-19 6/18/2003 Antler Lane Deerwood For S/D 121 50 0.25 30 Deerwood Drive east Turnaround 0280-40 2/20/1980 Thursday, July 22, 2021 Page 1 of 52 NAME SUBDIVISION QUAD TAX MAP ROW MI SPEED FROM TO RESOL LAST ACTION Antlia Lane Moon Shadows S/D 085 40 0.06 30 Hydrus Drive east Turnaround 0479-25 4/18/1979 Apple Orchard Trail Frost Crk Farms S/D 172 50 0.06 20 Frost Ridge Dr south Turnaround 0894-04 8/24/1994 Apple Street Dallas Lake S/D 075 40 0.13 30 Hunt Street east Peach Street 0153--- 1/7/1953 Arapaho Drive Opossum Cr Cab S/D 042 40 0.95 25 Lee Pike east Dead End 0806--5 8/2/2006 Arbell Lane Arbell Place S/D 149 40 0.04 20 Shallowford Road Turnaround 1100-21 11/15/2000 Arbury Way Cambridge Square PUD 132 Varies 0.28 20 Chattanooga City Limits Temp Turnaround Arbutus Drive Dana Hills S/D 082 50 0.35 30 Danbridge Drive n & s Two Turnarounds 1179-42 1/22/1979 Argyle Court Oxford Park PUD 172 40 0.06 20 East Brainerd Road east Turnaround 414--8 4/2/2014 Arlen Way N/A Daisy 026 40 0.2 25 Retro Hughes Road south Dead End 0909-30 9/16/2009 Armstrong Road Soddy 049 40/50 2.49 40 Hixson Pike north Lee Pike Arnat Drive Montlake Hms Es S/D 047 50 0.4 25 Mowbray Pike north Turnaround 0876-00 8/4/1976 Arroyo Drive Ranch Hills S/D 149 50 0.12 30 Ranch Hills Road east Corral Trail 0966--- 9/7/1966 Ashby Gap Way Sedman Hills S/D 74 50 0.09 20 Chirping Road east Fremont Way 1218-11 12/5/2018 Ashby Trail Thornberry Hill S/D 150 40 0.1 20 Thornberry Drive east Turnaround 0992-11 9/2/1992 Ashes Avenue Pattan Place S/D 033 50 0.28 20 Brandy Way e/west Turnaround/Cody Lane 0302-04 3/6/2002 Ashley Lane Prairie Pen Cab S/D 083 40 0.15 30 Carolana Circle north Dead End 0947--- 9/17/1947 Ashton Ridge Drive Ashton View S/D 172 40 0.07 20 Ashton View Dr n & s Two Turnarounds 0699-06 6/2/1999 Ashton Valley Drive Ashton View S/D 172 40 0.06 20 Ashton View Dr n & s Two Turnarounds 0699-06 6/2/1999 Ashton View Drive Ashton View S/D 172 50 0.31 25 White Road east Turnaround 0699-06 6/2/1999 Aslinger Road Sale Creek 011 2.3 35 Providence Road north Rhea County Line Asteroid Lane Moon Shadows S/D 085 50 0.25 30 Hydrus Drive north Turnaround 1080-28 10/15/1980 Autumn Breeze Lane Autumn Glen Ests S/D 067 50 0.09 20 Sequoyah Acc Rd south Turnaround 1094-02 10/5/1994 Autumn Chase Drive Autumn Chase S/D 149 50 0.19 25 Standifer Gap Rd north Fallen Maple Lane 1277-43 12/21/1988 Autumn Glen Drive Autumn Glen Ests S/D 067 50 0.38 25 Sequoyah Acc Rd south Turnaround 1295-32 12/20/1995 Autumn Leaf Trail Walnut Run S/D 114 40 0.06 20 Walnut Leaf Drive north Turnaround 1106-11 11/1/2006 Autumn Oak Lane River Cove S/D 094 50 0.12 20 Rolling River Rd north Turnaround 0996-30 9/18/1996 Autumn River Drive Riverwatch S/D 058 50 0.14 High River Drive Turnaround 417-35 4/19/2017 Autumn Terrace Lane Autumn Glen Ests S/D 067 40 0.07 20 Autumn Glen Drive south Turnaround 1295-32 12/20/1995 Autumn View Circle Autumn Glen Ests S/D 67 50 0.18 25 Autumn Breeze Lane s Autumn Glen Drive0 1295-32 12/20/1995 Autumn Wood Drive Waconda Hills S/D 120 50 0.1 30 Glenaire Drive south Turnaround 0778--- 7/19/1978 Axiom Lane Hamilton on Hunter S/D 122 50/40 0.12 20 Pringle Drive Turnaround 0201-31 2/21/2001 Aytes Lane Caramel Village S/D 082 50 0.05 30 Garden Farm Drive south Turnaround 0880-07 8/6/1980 Back Valley Road Soddy 033 4 35 Highwater Road north Leggett Road Bacon Meadow Drive Country Meadows S/D 052 50 0.46 25 State Route 58 west Turnaround 0305-27 3/23/2005 Baker Boy Drive Hamilton On Hunter S/D 113 40/50 0.6 25 Sawtooth Drive east Turnaround 0299-33 2/17/1999 Baker Road Birchwood 023 0.9 35 Johnson Road north Daugherty Ferry Road Baldwin Field Circle Baldwin Park S/D 82 50 0.34 S.
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