List of county highways in Douglas County, Kansas explained

Douglas County, Kansas, maintains an extensive network of county highways to serve the rural areas and state parks of the county. It is one of a handful of Kansas counties to do so.

The major county highways are set up on a grid. East–west-oriented roads have a three-digit number beginning with the numeral "4" and ending in an even digit. The further north the road, the lower the number; the further south, the higher the number. North–south-oriented roads have a four-digit number beginning with "10" and ending in an odd digit. The further west the road, the lower the number; the further east, the higher the number.

There are also minor county roads with one or two digits that travel a short distance or serve a state park.

None of the county highways enters Lawrence, the county seat.

The maximum speed limit on all county highways in Douglas County is 55mph.

Lists

Major east–west oriented roads

HighwayWestern terminusEastern terminusNotes
3 mi. south of Lecompton; road continues as CR 1029 northLawrence city limits a half mile north of the intersection of Kasold Drive and Peterson RoadPart of the "Farmer's Turnpike" between Lawrence and Lecompton
(west)Shawnee County line; road continues as SE 45th Street three miles west of LawrenceKnown to locals as "Stull Road" as it passes through Stull
(east)Intersection of Noria Road/East 1750 Road near the East Hills Business ParkJohnson County line; road continues as W. 103rd Street en route to DeSotoFormer alignment of K-10
Shawnee County Line; road continues as SE 89th StreetJohnson County Line; road continues as W. 150th Street en route to Olathe.
Osage County Line; road continues as E. 133rd StreetJohnson County Line; road continues as W. 159th Street
at Douglas-Franklin County Line at Douglas-Franklin County LineThis highway runs along the Douglas-Franklin County Line

Major north–south oriented roads

HighwaySouthern terminusNorthern terminusNotes
Franklin County Line; road continues as Florida Terrace in Lecompton
(north) about 1 mi. north of Clinton LakeJefferson County Line; road continues across Kansas River as Lecompton Road en route to Perry
(south)Franklin County Line near Clinton Lake
Franklin County Line near Clinton Lake
(north) in Midland, 2 miles north of LawrenceJefferson County line; road continues north to McLouth
(south)Franklin County Line, road continues as Old Highway 59, 2 miles south of LawrenceFormer alignment of US-59.
Franklin County Line 3 mi. south of Baldwin City; road continues as Ohio Road. in southeast Lawrence; road continues northward as Haskell Avenue
east of Vinland less than a mile north of interchange with K-10
Franklin County line; road continues as Vermont Road en route to becoming 1st Street in WellsvilleLeavenworth County line at Kansas River north of Eudora; road continues as Leavenworth County Highway 1 en route to a junction with the Kansas Turnpike and Tonganoxie

Minor county highways

HighwayWestern or Southern terminusEastern or Northern terminusNotes
at Lone Star Lake near Clinton Lake
southeast of Lone Star Lake north of Lone Star Lake
southwest of Lone Star Lake north of Lone Star Lake
south of Lone Star LakeLone Star Lake
in western Douglas CountyWest side of Clinton Lake
southeast of Lone Star Lake east of Lone Star Lake
west of ClintonNorth side of Clinton
north of the junction with CRs 4 and 6Clinton cemetery
N 200 Road and E 750 Road between Globe and Worden
southwest of ClintonIn Clinton
northwest of LawrenceIn Lake View
In North Lawrence, continues as North 7th Street. near Lawrence Municipal Airport
in SW Douglas County north of Lone Star Lake
High Street / Lawrence Street in Baldwin City just outside Baldwin CityPart of original route of US-50
on the north side of Baldwin CityNW side of Douglas County Lake
High Street / First Street in Baldwin City on the east side of Baldwin CityPart of original route of US-50

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