U.S. Route 287 - US-287 As A Freeway

US-287 As A Freeway

In some spots US-287 is built up to freeway standards.

List of sections (south to north):

  1. From just NW of SH-73 in Port Arthur to Lumberton.
  2. Concurrency with I-45 near Corsicana to when it splits from I-45 near Ennis.
  3. Around the Waxahachie area.
  4. Around Midlothian as a freeway. Intersects US 67 with direct connects. Begins at 287 business west end and Midlothian Parkway east end of freeway bypass.
  5. Through Arlington, and Mansfield, Texas until it intersects with TX Highway 360.
  6. Through the City of Fort Worth itself and the northern and southern suburbs of the City (including the portion when it is concurrent with I-35W).
  7. Around the Bowie area.
  8. Around the Henrietta area.
  9. From SE of Wichita Falls all the way to west of Electra (including the portion concurrent with I-44).
  10. Around the Vernon area.
  11. The part when it is concurrent with I-40 in Amarillo.
  12. The northern suburbs of Amarillo (last area where highway is a freeway while not being concurrent with an interstate).
  13. From Limon to Denver when it is concurrent with I-70.
  14. From near Walcott to Rawlins when it is concurrent with I-80.
  15. From when it merges with I-15 near Helena to near Wolf Creek, where it splits from the highway (last freeway section).

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