Hernando County Road 578 - County Line Road

Hernando County Road 578

The westernmost of three County Road 578 segments, CR 578 in Hernando County bee lines east 10.82 miles from U.S. 19 (Commercial Way) to U.S. 41 (Broad Street) along the Pasco / Hernando County line. Suburban develop lines most of the route across Spring Hill, with remaining rural sections east toward Masaryktown. CR 578 is four lanes wide from U.S. 19 east to East Road, between Springtime Street and a point just east of CR 587 (Mariner Boulevard), and through the exchange with the Suncoast Parkway (SR 589). Separate projects will expand the remaining two lane sections into a four lane, divided arterial.

The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Project 257298-3-52-01 will expand a 2.7 mile long section of CR 578 from east of East Road to Springtime Street. Right of way costs are $51 million and design costs $2.3 million. Construction was not funded as of 2021.

FDOT Project 257298-4-52-01 completes four lane expansion along CR 578 (County Line Road) from CR 587 (Mariner Boulevard) to SR 589 (Suncoast Parkway. Construction is was not funded as of 2021. Right of way costs are $31.8 million and design $2.8 million.

East of the Suncoast Parkway, the $20.2 million Ayers Road Extension project realigned CR 578 (County Line Road) to meet the new four lane alignment for CR 576 at Trillium Boulevard. The Ayers Road Extension, which takes CR 576 northeast around Masaryktown to U.S. 41 (Broad Street), opened to traffic north from County Line Road on September 21, 2021.

A second segment of Hernando County 578 zigzagged east from U.S. 41 at Masaryktown along a combination of Wilson Boulevard, Benes Road, Benes Roush Road and Philips Roads to CR 576 (Ayers Road). The eastern portion of this alignment is unpaved.

The other sections of County Road 578 serve Dade City. The eastern leg follows Lock Street between CR 41 (Blanton Road) and U.S. 98/301. The western portion lines St. Joe Road west from CR 41 (21st Street) to CR 581 (Bellamy Brothers Boulevard) near Darby.

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Page Updated Thursday March 03, 2022.