Route Description
U.S. Route 57 begins at the Eagle Pass-Piedras Negras International Bridge in Eagle Pass. The route travels eastward through Eagle Pass on Garrison Street. On the east side of town, it turns northeast briefly and intersect with Business Route 277 on Main Street, turning back to the east. Six blocks later it reaches the intersection with the main branch of U.S. Route 277 and FM 3443. US 57 continues east, now concurrent with south US 277. About a mile further, the highways diverge, with US 57 veering to the northeast. The route continues northeast, travelling through ranchland, before entering croplands around the town of La Pryor. In La Pryor, the route intersects with U.S. Route 83. The route continues eastward through ranch and farmlands, intersecting various Farm to Market roads, before reaching its eastern terminus, intersecting with Interstate 35 just southwest of the town of Moore.
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