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HOOD COUNTY MAINTAINED ROAD SYSTEM UPDATED: September 14, 2021 HOOD COUNTY MAINTAINED ROAD SYSTEM UPDATED: September 14, 2021 ROAD NAME SUBDIVISION FROM TO CR ABERDEEN DRIVE HIGHLAND LAKES Edinburgh Drive County Line CR ACORN RUN NASSAU BAY II Davis Road Arrowhead Lane CR ACTON HIGHWAY City Limits FM 4 South CR ACTON MEADOWS COURT ACTON MEADOWS FM 167 South Cul-de-sac CR ACTON SCHOOL ROAD FM 4 South North Gate Road CR ADAMS STREET THORP SPRING Clay Street Caraway Street CR ALBATROSS DRIVE WHIPPOORWILL BAY Skylark Drive Skylark Drive CR ALEMAN STREET ROLLING HILLS SHORES Indian Gap Street Blue Ridge Road CR ALEXA COURT SUMMERLIN ADDITION Summerlin Drive Cul-de-sac CR ALLEN COURT ANDREWS ADDITION Andrews Court Dead End CR-115 ALLISON COURT FM 1189 North End of Maintenance CR-407B ALTA VISTA COURT ALTA VISTA Meander Road Cul-de-sac CR AMBER COURT HIDDEN VALLEY ESTATES Spring Court Cul-de-sac CR AMBLING WAY COURT MEANDER ESTATES Saunter Lane Cul-de-sac CR ANDREWS CIRCLE ANDREWS ADDITION Allen Court Allen Court CR ANDREWS COURT ANDREWS ADDITION Loop 567 Allen Court CR APOLLO COURT SKY HARBOUR Sky Harbour Drive Dead End CR APPLE TREE COURT LAKE GRANBURY ESTATES Hilltop Road Cul-de-sac CR AQUA VISTA COURT LAGUNA VISTA Aqua Vista Drive Cul-de-sac CR-423 AQUA VISTA DRIVE LAGUNA VISTA FM 51 North Cul-de-sac CR AQUARIUS COURT EAST SKY HARBOUR Sky Harbour Drive Sky Harbour Drive CR AQUARIUS COURT WEST SKY HARBOUR Sky Harbour Drive Cul-de-sac CR-116 ARANSAS COURT HILL COUNTRY FM 4 North Dead End CR ARCHERY COURT LAKE GRANBURY HARBOR Washington Trail Cul-de-sac CR ARKANSAS RIVER DRIVE COMANCHE COVE Brazos River Drive Sabine River Trail CR ARROW CREEK DRIVE ACTON LANDING North Gate Road Silverton Court CR ARROW DRIVE ARROWHEAD SHORES FM 2580 Arrowhead Drive CR ARROWHEAD DRIVE ARROWHEAD SHORES Hilltop Court Robinson Creek Drive CR ARROWHEAD LANE NASSAU BAY II Rhea Road Indian Creek Trail CR-105 ASBURY ROAD Tolar City Limits Campbell Road CR ASH COURT OAK TRAIL SHORES Sycamore Court 3111 Ash Court CR ASHLEY COURT BLUE WATER SHORES Blue Water Circle Cul-de-sac CR ASHWOOD DRIVE OAK HILLS Mimosa Drive Poplar Drive ROAD OPERATIONS 9/13/2021 HOOD COUNTY MAINTAINED ROAD SYSTEM ROAD NAME SUBDIVISION FROM TO CR ASPEN COURT LAKE GRANBURY ESTATES Hilltop Road Cul-de-sac CR ATHENS DRIVE ROLLING HILLS SHORES De Leon Drive FM 2580 CR-406 ATWOOD COURT FM 51 North Granek Court CR AURORA AVENUE COMANCHE COVE Ridgeview Trail Corona Drive CR AZALEA DRIVE EASTWOOD VILLAGE Daisy Drive Lilac Drive CR BAHAMA COURT THE SHORES Tahiti Drive Cul-de-sac CR-220 BAKERS CROSSING ROAD FM 51 South FM 2870 CR BALBOA COURT MESA GRANDE Holly Hills Cemetery Road Cul-de-sac CR-404B BANDY ROAD FM 51 North Tomlinson Road CR BAR HARBOR COURT PORT RIDGLEA WEST Cul-de-sac Cul-de-sac CR BARCELONA COURT MESA GRANDE Holly Hills Cemetery Road Cul-de-sac CR BARNWOOD COURT Meander Road Dead End CR BASSWOOD COURT PORT RIDGLEA EAST Port Ridglea Court West Cul-de-sac CR BAY SHORE CIRCLE NASSAU BAY I Nassau Court Nassau Court CR BAYSHORE DRIVE COMANCHE HARBOR Waterview Road Comanche Cove Court CR BEACON VISTA CIRCLE SARGENT TRACTS Gee Road Gee Road CR BEAU WEST COURT BENTWATER Bentwater Parkway Cul-de-sac CR BEDFORD COURT ROLLING HILLS SHORES Comanche Trail Cul-de-sac CR-104B BEE COURT Friendship Road Dead End CR BEECHWOOD STREET OAK TRAIL SHORES Oak Trail Drive West Briarwood Street West CR BENT TREE COURT BENTWATER Tree Top Court Cul-de-sac CR BENTWATER COURT BENTWATER Bentwater Parkway Cul-de-sac CR BENTWATER PARKWAY BENTWATER Hideaway Bay Court Cul-de-sac CR-405B BERRY ROAD Peveler Road Meyer Court CR-114C BETHEL COURT FM 4 North End of Maintenance CR BETTY COURT GRANBURY ACRES Granbury Court Cul-de-sac CR BIG HORN DRIVE HUNTERWOOD Hunterwood Drive Williamson Road CR-203B BILLINGS ROAD Hwy 377 West Shaw Road CR BILLY JUNE ROAD MONTEGO BAY Gerry Drive Montgomery Drive CR BIRCH STREET OAK TRAIL SHORES Oak Trail Drive West Shadowood Street West CR BIRDSONG COURT NASSAU BAY II Arrowhead Lane Cul-de-sac CR BLACKJACK LANE OAK TRAIL SHORES Briarwood Street West Green Oak Drive CR-313A BLISS COURT BRAZOS RIVER ACRES Mitchell Bend Court Teka Court CR BLUE BIRD COURT WHIPPOORWILL BAY Scissortail Drive Dead End CR BLUE HERON COURT BLUE WATER SHORES Blue Water Circle Cul-de-sac ROAD OPERATIONS 9/13/2021 HOOD COUNTY MAINTAINED ROAD SYSTEM ROAD NAME SUBDIVISION FROM TO CR BLUE JAY COURT WHIPPOORWILL BAY Whippoorwill Drive Dead End CR BLUE LAKE COURT STROUD CREEK ESTATES Vegas Road Dead End CR BLUE QUAIL COURT NORTH QUAIL RIDGE Quail Ridge Court Dead End CR BLUE QUAIL COURT SOUTH QUAIL RIDGE Quail Ridge Court Cul-de-sac CR BLUE RIDGE ROAD ROLLING HILLS SHORES De Leon Drive Aleman Street CR-334 BLUE WATER CIRCLE BLUE WATER SHORES Blue Water Drive Blue Water Drive CR BLUE WATER COURT BLUE WATER SHORES Blue Water Circle Cul-de-sac CR BLUE WATER DRIVE BLUE WATER SHORES Rainey Court Blue Water Circle CR BLUEBERRY COURT LAKE GRANBURY ESTATES Blueberry Trail Cul-de-sac CR BLUEBERRY TRAIL LAKE GRANBURY ESTATES Cul-de-sac Blueberry Court CR BLUEBONNET DRIVE EAST MOUNTAIN VIEW Contrary Creek Road Contrary Creek Road CR BLUEBONNET DRIVE WEST MOUNTAIN VIEW Hwy 144 South Contrary Creek Road CR-108A BLUFF DALE ROAD Star Hollow Road County Line CR-435A BOB WHITE COURT QUAIL RIDGE Quail Ridge Court Dead End *** CR-323 BOB WHITE DRIVE DE CORDOVA HILL ESTATES Acton Highway Rhea Road CR BOBCAT TRAIL COMANCHE COVE Thicket Trail Orion Way CR BOCA VISTA COURT SPANISH TRAIL Spanish Trail Drive Cul-de-sac CR BOCA VISTA DRIVE SPANISH TRAIL Spanish Trail Drive Caballo Way CR-404D BOLTON ROAD FM 51 North Endsley Road CR BONITA COURT LAGUNA VISTA Aqua Vista Drive Cul-de-sac CR BONITA DRIVE LAGUNA VISTA Aqua Vista Drive Sunrise Drive CR BOOT HILL ROAD WESTERN HILLS HARBOR Mountain View Trail Mustang Trail CR BOSQUE RIVER DRIVE COMANCHE COVE Brazos River Drive Paluxy Trail CR BOSWELL COURT W D RANCH Star Hollow Road Cul-de-sac CR-113 BOWDEN ROAD FM 1189 North County Line CR BOWIE STREET WALNUT CREEK Walnut Creek Drive Walnut Creek Circle CR-408 BOYD ROAD FM 167 North Little Road CR BOYNTON AVENUE JACKSON HEIGHTS Jackson Lane Midway Court CR BRAD JUSTIN ROAD FM 167 North Gray Road CR BRANDI LANE BRIARWOOD Holmes Drive Ross Lane CR BRANDING IRON TRAIL WESTERN HILLS HARBOR Mountain View Trail Hidden Valley Road CR BRAY STREET FENIMORE ADDITION Coke Court Ruby Drive CR BRAZOS RIVER DRIVE COMANCHE COVE Paluxy Trail Canadian River Trail CR BRAZOS VIEW COURT SOUTH HARBOR Harbor Court South Cul-de-sac CR BRIARWOOD STREET EAST OAK TRAIL SHORES Valley Ridge Drive Cedarbrush Street ROAD OPERATIONS 9/13/2021 HOOD COUNTY MAINTAINED ROAD SYSTEM ROAD NAME SUBDIVISION FROM TO CR BRIARWOOD STREET WEST OAK TRAIL SHORES Cedarbrush Street Mistletoe Street CR-231B BROGDON COURT PRAIRIE CREEK Prairie Creek Lane Cul-de-sac CR BROKEN BOW ROAD WESTERN HILLS HARBOR Hidden Cove Trail Mustang Trail CR BRONCO ROAD WESTERN HILLS HARBOR Lost Trail Mustang Trail CR BROOK VALLEY STREET OAK TRAIL SHORES Pecan Valley Drive Valley Ridge Drive South CR BROOKHOLLOW DRIVE COMANCHE PEAK NORTH Sterling Road Hunters Glen Court CR BROWN COURT Wilkerson Court 5401/5407 Brown Court CR BROWN STREET WEST City Limits Howell Road CR-207 BRUSHY ROAD FM 51 South Powell Cemetery Road CR BUCKBOARD TRAIL WESTERN HILLS HARBOR Branding Iron Trail Hidden Valley Road CR BUENA VISTA CIRCLE LAGUNA VISTA Aqua Vista Drive Aqua Vista Drive CR BUENA VISTA COURT LAGUNA VISTA Buena Vista Circle Cul-de-sac CR BUNKY COURT SCENIC VIEW ESTATES Peninsula Court Cul-de-sac CR BURROAK DRIVE OAK TRAIL SHORES Mesquite Drive Inwood Trail CR BUTTERCUP COURT WILDFLOWER ESTATES M&M Ranch Road Cul-de-sac CR CABALLO COURT SPANISH TRAIL Caballo Way Cul-de-sac CR CABALLO WAY SPANISH TRAIL Boca Vista Drive Spanish Trail Drive CR CACTUS HILL COURT OAK TRAIL ACRES Katie Court Cul-de-sac CR CADIZ CIRCLE MESA GRANDE Del Prado Drive Del Prado Drive CR CALHOUN STREET THORP SPRING FM 4 North Adams Street CR-118 CAMP CRUCIS COURT Granbury City Limits Cul-de-sac CR-106 CAMPBELL ROAD Hwy 377 West FM 56 North CR CANADIAN RIVER TRAIL COMANCHE COVE Brazos River Drive Pecos River Drive CR CANYON CREEK COURT ARROWHEAD SHORES Flint Drive Cul-de-sac CR CANYON ROAD RANCHO BRAZOS Davis Road Sundown Trail CR CANYON TRAIL OAK TRAIL SHORES Oak Trail West Lakeshore Drive CR CAPRICORN DRIVE SKY HARBOUR Sagittarius Lane Sagittarius Lane CR CARAWAY STREET THORP SPRING FM 4 North Cul-de-sac CR CARDINAL COURT NORTH WHIPPOORWILL BAY Cardinal Drive Cul-de-sac CR CARDINAL COURT SOUTH WHIPPOORWILL BAY Cardinal Drive Dead End CR CARDINAL DRIVE WHIPPOORWILL BAY Skylark Drive Cardinal Court North CR-303F CARLA COURT NASSAU BAY I Rhea Road Port Ridglea Court North CR CAROLYN COURT Reed Road Dead End CR CARRUTH ROAD HILLS OF GRANBURY Country Lane Contrary Creek Road CR-312A CARTER ROAD Power Plant Court Williamson Road ROAD OPERATIONS 9/13/2021 HOOD COUNTY MAINTAINED ROAD SYSTEM ROAD NAME SUBDIVISION FROM TO CR CASH POINT COURT BENTWATER Lady Amber Lane Cul-de-sac CR-103A CASS ROAD Colony Road Asbury Road CR CATHY DRIVE MONTEGO BAY Montego Blvd. Gerry Drive CR CEDAR CIRCLE LIVE OAK ESTATES Fame Court Fame Court CR CEDAR DRIVE OAK HILLS Peppertree Road Mimosa Drive CR CEDARBRUSH STREET OAK TRAIL SHORES West Oak Trail Drive West Briarwood Street CR CEDARCREST COURT HERITAGE HEIGHTS Heritage Trail Drive Cul-de-sac CR CEDARCREST DRIVE HERITAGE HEIGHTS Heritage Trail Drive Heritage Trail Drive CR CEDARHILL STREET OAK TRAIL SHORES West Oak Trail Drive West Briarwood Street CR CENTAURUS WAY COMANCHE COVE Woodmere Trail Creekview Drive CR CHAD LANE BENTWATER Bentwater Parkway Teller Bell Lane CR-110A CHANDLER ROAD County Line 15001 Chandler Road CR CHAPARRAL COURT NASSAU BAY II Indian Creek Trail Cul-de-sac CR-422 CHAPARRAL DRIVE CHAPARRAL ESTATES FM 51 North Chaparrel Estates Court CR CHAPARRAL ESTATES COURT NORTH CHAPARRAL ESTATES Chaparral Drive Cul-de-sac CR CHAPARRAL ESTATES COURT SOUTH CHAPARRAL ESTATES Chaparral Drive Cul-de-sac CR CHARLES COURT HIDEAWAY BAY ESTATES Ricky Street Dead End CR-405C CHARLIE COURT Berry Road Gate (Chuck Ct.) CR CHICKEN GRISTLE ROAD Power Plant Court Power Plant Court CR CHIEF COURT ARROWHEAD SHORES Robinson Creek Drive Dead End CR CHRISTA COURT BLUE WATER SHORES Blue Water Circle Cul-de-sac CR CHRISTY DRIVE MONTEGO BAY Montego Blvd.
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