Route description U.S. Route 290

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1 route description

1.1 fredericksburg–johnson city
1.2 austin
1.3 houston





route description
fredericksburg–johnson city

west of austin, u.s. 290 rather scenic route through texas hill country, passing through towns of fredericksburg , johnson city, , hence close historical sites connected fleet admiral chester w. nimitz, top commander during war in pacific (1941–45) , deceased president texas, lyndon baines johnson. east of austin, u.s. 290 divided highway passes through or near towns of giddings , brenham.


austin

in austin, u.s. 290 runs concurrently interstate 35 approximately 8 miles (13 km), including downtown austin area, entirety of w. ben white boulevard. @ various intervals, u.s. 290 intersects sh 71, rm 1826, mopac expressway, capital of texas highway, s lamar boulevard, s congress avenue, , along concurrent i-35 strip, sixth street, loop 111, , rm 2222, , u.s. 183, among other roads.


houston

in houston, u.s. 290 called northwest freeway. texas legislature officially designated highway within harris county ronald reagan memorial highway in 2005. u.s. 290 part of hurricane evacuation route. route starts @ sh 6 in galveston. sh 6 taken u.s. 290. u.s. 290 taken 2 highways break apart. sh 6 taken waco.


in harris county outside of houston, state highway 6 (sh 6) joins u.s. 290 , 2 highways run concurrently until splitting north of hempstead.


the large remnant of u.s. 290 continues important highway, 1 connects austin interstate 10, , there eastward houston. parts of u.s. 290 in austin , near houston multilane freeways.








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