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Streets Going to NFHS BUS ASSIGNMENTS BY STREET NAME FOR NFHS STREET NAME BUS # STREET NAME BUS # A Aberdeen Drive (WF Phase IV) None Anton Drive (Travis Ranch) 42 Acadia Lane (Park Trails) 34 Archer Way (Deerfield Heights) 28 Ackerly Drive (Travis Ranch) 65 Ash Drive (WF Phase II) None Ainsley Lane (Devonshire) 68 Ashby Circle (Devonshire) 68 Alexa Drive (Travis Ranch #1000-1004) 26 Ashland Court (WF Phase I) None Alexa Drive (Travis Ranch #1006-1012) 26 Ashland Drive (WF Phase I) None Alexandia Drive (WF Phase I) None Aster Trail (WF Phase II) None Antler Trail (Deerfield Heights) 34 Avondown Road (Devonshire) 68 B Bainbridge Lane (WF Phase I) None Black Hills Blvd (Travis Ranch) RISD Bald Cypress Street (Cypress Knoll) None Blackthorne Road (Devonshire) 68 Banbury Court (Devonshire) 68 Blanco Drive (Park Trails) 34 Bantham Way (Devonshire) 43 Bluebell Drive (WF Phase III) None Barley Court (Devonshire) 43 Bold Venture Drive (Trinity Crossing) 25 Barrix Drive (Lynx Hollow) 43 Bonham Drive (Park Trails) 34 Barzona Road (WF Phase IV) None Brackettville Drive (Travis Ranch) # 2001-2011 63 Baytree Bend (Devonshire) 68 Brackettville Drive (Travis Ranch) # 2013-2033 RISD Beefmaster Court (WF Phase IV) None Bradford Lane (WF Phase I) None Bell Court (WF Phase IV) None Branch Street (Deerfield Heights) 28 Belman Lane (Devonshire) 68 Brazoria Drive (Travis Ranch) # 2001-2019 RISD Bend Court (Travis Ranch) 52 Brazoria Road (Travis Ranch) 63 Berea Street (Trinity Crossing) 25 Brewers Lane 68 Berry Trail (Deerfield Heights) 34 Bridle Trail #14011-14093 RISD Bideford Way (Devonshire) 68 Bridle Trail #14104-14215 63 Big Bend Drive (Park Trails) 34 Brigham Dr (Devonshire) 43 Bill Clements Blvd(Clements Ranch & Trinity Crossing) 25 Brockwell Bend (Devonshire) 43 Binfield Drive (Devonshire) 68 Brook Meadow Drive (WF Phase II) None Birdwell Cove (Devonshire) 68 Brookhollow Circle 57 Bishop Drive (Diamond Creek) 28 Buchanan Lane (Trinity Crossing) 25 Bitterroot Court (Park Trails) 34 Buckingham Drive (WF Phase I) None Black Canyon Drive (WF Phase IV) None Bullion Drive (WF Phase IV) None Blackhaw Street ( Cypress Knoll) None Burburnett Drive (Travis Ranch) 52 C Cadbury Ln (Devonshire) 68 Childress Drive (Travis Ranch) # 2001-2031 RISD Caddo Lake Court (Park Trails) 34 Childress Drive (Travis Ranch) # 2008-2026 RISD Calcot Lane (Devonshire) 68 Chillingham Drive (WF Phase IV) None Calla Drive (WF Phase III) None Chisolm Trail (WF Phase II) None Callahan (Travis Ranch # 2000's) RISD Clarion Drive (Trinity Crossing) 25 Callahan Drive (Travis Ranch #1000's) 63 Clear Springs Drive (WF Phase III) None Calvert Road (Co. Rd. 229) 43 Co. Rd. 221 43 Camp Verde Drive (Travis Ranch) 63 Coaldale Drive (WF Phase IV) None Canfield Drive (Clements Ranch) 25 Cobblestone Trail (WF Phase II) None Canterbury Ln (Devonshire) 68 Colorado Bend Drive (Travis Ranch) 62 Cardinal Drive (Diamond Creek) 28 Comfort Drive (Travis Ranch) 63 Castleford Drive (Devonshire) 68 Concan Drive (Travis Ranch #1003-1009) 63 Castroville Drive (Travis Ranch) 65 Concan Drive (Travis Ranch #1011-1118) 52 Cathy Drive (Clements Ranch) 25 Concord Drive (WF Phase I) None Cat Tail Way (WF Phase III) None Cone Flower Drive (WF Phase II) None Cedar Park (WF Phase II) None Connally Drive (Clements Ranch) 25 Chaco Drive (Park Trails) 34 Coolmeadow Lane (Lakehurst) 43 Chadwick Lane (Devonshires) 68 Coolwater Cir 63 Charismatic Drive (Trinity Crossing) 25 Coontail Drive (WF Phase III) None Chatham Lane (WF Phase I) None Cottontail Drive (Travis Ranch) 65 Chelsea Drive (WF Phase I) None Creekdale Court (Cypress Creek) 30 Cherokee Drive (Mustang Place) 54 Crofthill Glen (Devonshire) 43 Chesapeake Drive (Park Trails) 34 Crosby Drive (Travis Ranch) 63 Cheshire Way (Devonshire) 68 Cross Cut Drive (Travis Ranch) 63 Chico Drive (WF Phase IV) None Cumberland Court (WF Phase I) None Childress Drive (Travis Ranch) 63 Cumberland Drive (WF Phase I) None D Darlington Lane (Devonshire) 68 Diamondback Drive #2011,2013,2015-2030 RISD Davy Crockett Drive (Travis Ranch) 65 Doe Meadow Lane (Deerfield Heights) 28 Deacon Drive (Diamond Creek) 28 Dolph Briscoe Drive (Clements Ranch) 25 Devonblue Drive (Devonshire) 68 Doole Ct (Travis Ranch) 52 Devonshire Drive (Devonshire #Even) 68 Dorsey Drive (Devonshire) 68 Devonshire Drive (Devonshire #Odd) 68 Drasco Drive (Travis Ranch) 26 Dewberry Court (WF Phase II) None Dripping Springs (Travis Ranch) 62 Dewberry Drive (WF Phase II) None Dundalk Lane (Devonshire) 43 Dexter Court (WF Phase IV) None Dunes Drive (WF Phase IV) None Diamond Acres 43 Dunhill Lane (Devonshire) 68 Diamond Creek Drive (Diamond Creek) 28 Durst Lane (Clements Ranch) 25 Diamondback Drive #2000-2010,2012,2014 63 E Eagle Lake Drive (Travis Ranch) 65 Enchanted Rock Drive (Travis Ranch #2000-2041) 48 Edgefield Ln (Devonshire) 68 Enchanted Rock Dr (Travis Ranch #2042-2082) 48 Edmund Way (Clements Ranch) 25 Erika Lane (Travis Ranch) 52 Elderberry Street (Cypress Creek) None Essex Drive (WF Phase I) None F Fair Crest Trail (WF Phase II) None Flowering Springs Drive (WF Phase III) None Fairfield Drive (Diamond Creek) 28 FM 548 (From Hwy 80 to Mann Road) 43 Fairview Drive (WF Phase II) None FM 740 (460 To Coolwater) 63 Fawn Hollow Dr (Cypress Creek) None Fort Stockton Drive (Travis Ranch) 62 Fenwick Lane (Devonshire) 68 Fox Glen Drive (Deerfield Heights) 28 Fieldstone Drive (Deerfield Heights) 34 Fox Glove Court (WF Phase II) None Finsbury Ln (Devonshire) 68 Fredonia Drive (Travis Ranch) 52 Finsbury Park (Devonshire) 68 Freedom Trail (Brookville Estates) 60 Flanagan Drive (Clements Ranch) 25 Fresia Lane (WF Phase II) None Flint Rock Drive (WF Phase III) None Frio Drive (WF Phase III) None G Galloway Street (WF Phase IV) None Green Hill Drive (WF Phase II) None Garner Court (Park Trails) 34 Grimes Drive (Travis Ranch #1000-1149) 62 Gateway Blvd(Gateway Cedars,Pines & Oaks Apts) 54 Grimes Drive (Travis Ranch #2000-2014) 48 Glaston Road (Devonshire) 68 Gritten Drive (Clements Ranch) 25 Glenwood Trail (Co. Rd. 224) 43 Guadalupe Drive (WF Phase III) None Granite Rock Trail (WF Phase III) None H Halifax Lane (WF Phase I) None Highspire Drive (Diamond Creek) 28 Hampton Drive (WF Phase I) None Hilltop Lane 43 Hanover Drive (WF Phase I) None History Lane (Brookville Estates) 60 Harlow Lane (Devonshire) 68 Hobby Drive (Clements Ranch) 25 Hartley Drive (Travis Ranch) RISD Hockley Ln (Travis Ranch #1001-1013) 52 Havenrock Drive (Diamond Creek) 28 Hockley Ln (Travis Ranch #1015-1019) 52 Hawthorn Drive (Cypress Knoll) None Holstein Drive (WF Phase IV) None Haybrook Road 68 Honeysuckle Way (WF Phase II) None Heaton Street (Devonshire) 68 Hope Trail (Brookville Estates) 60 Henly Dr (Travis Ranch) 42 Hoxton Lane (Devonshire) 43 Henry Court (WF Phase I) None Hubbard Court (Clements Ranch) 25 Hepburn Street (Trinity Crossing) 25 Hummingbird (WF Phase II) None Hereford Drive (WF Phase IV) None Hundgate Way (Devonshire) 43 Highgate Road (Devonshire) 68 Huntsman Way (Devonshire) 43 I Independence Trail (Brookville Estates) 60 Iron Gate Boulevard (WF) 54 Ingram Drive (Travis Ranch) 65 Ivybridge Way (Devonshire) 43 J Jack County Drive (Travis Ranch) 65 Johnson City Avenue (Travis Ranch) 63 Jasmine Court (WF Phase II) None Julia Ln (Travis Ranch) 52 Jersey Lane (WF Phase IV) None Jungle Drive (Lynx Hollow) 43 Joshua Tree Court (Park Trails) 34 Juniper Drive (WF Phase II) None K Karnack Drive (Travis Ranch) 42 Kimbro Drive (Travis Ranch) 65 Kelsey Court (WF Phase I) None Kinney Drive (Travis Ranch) 26 Kilburn Street (Devonshire) 68 Knoxbridge Road (Devonshire #870-1064) 43 Killeen Drive (Travis Ranch) 63 Knoxbridge Road (Devonshire #1878-2000) 68 L Lakefront Court (Travis Ranch Marina) 52 Lime Stone Circle (WF Phase II) None Lake Ray Hubbard Drive 25 Lochwood Lane (Lakehurst) 43 Lake Ray Hubbard Drive (Travis Ranch Marina) 52 Longbridge Road (Devonshir) 43 Lakehurst Drive (Lakehurst) 43 Lone Cypress Drive (Cypress Knoll) None Lakeview Street 63 Long Prairie Drive (Deerfield Heights) 28 Lalun Lane (Trinity Crossing) 25 Longhill Way (Devonshire) 68 Large Mouth Drive (WF Phase III) None Longhorn Lane (Brookville Estates #1100-1116) 60 Laruen Court (WF Phase I) None Longhorn Lane (Park Trails) 34 Leger Lane 43 Lost Maples Circle (WF Phase II) None Lemco Drive (Trinity Crossing) 25 Luckenbach Dr (Travis Ranch #1100-1120) 62 Lenham Lane (Clements Ranch) 25 Luckenbach Dr (Travis Ranch #1300-1635) 65 Liberty Circle (Brookville Estates) 60 Lynx Hollow (Lynx Hollow) 43 Lily Lane (Travis Ranch) RISD Lynx Loop (Lynx Hollow) 43 M Magic Lane 43 Milan Drive (Diamond Creek) 48 Manassas Drive (WF Phase I) None Mill Creek Way None Mann Road (CO. Rd. 230) 43 Miller Farm Road (CO. Rd. 228) 43 Manor Way 43 Mills Drive (Clements Ranch) 52 Marble Falls Drive (WF Phase II) None Milner Lane (Devonshire) 68 Mares Tail Way (WF Phase III) None Mirian Drive (Clements Ranch) 52 Marlee Drive (Diamond Creek) 28 Misty Hollow Court (WF Phase II) None Martin Drive 43 Monarch Drive (WF Phase II) None Meadowdale Court (Cypress Creek) None Monument Hill Drive (Park Trails) 34 Melville Lane (Clements Ranch) 25 Morris Ranch Court (Travis Ranch) 62 Memorial Drive (Brookville Estates) 60 Mount Olive Lane (Travis Ranch) 52 Mesa Verde Court (Park Trails) 34 Mule Deer Road (Travis Ranch #1001-1009) 52 McClelland Street (Trinity Crossing) 25 Mule Deer Road (Travis Ranch #1011-1123) 63 Middleton Street (Devonshire) 68 N Natchez (WF Phase II) None Norias Drive (Travis Ranch) 65 Neal Road 43 Northridge Drive (WF Phase II) None New Braunfels Trail (Travis Ranch) 63 Nuecess Court (Travis Ranch #1001-1007)
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