State Highway 141
SH 141 is a connecting road through the King Ranch, between U.S. 281 in Jim Wells County and U.S. 77 in Kingsville. The road bisects the King Ranch, hence the lack of development along the route. SH 141 was originally designated in 1939 as part of the redefinition of the state highway system.
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SH 141 begins at U.S. 281, and travels through the scrublands of the King Ranch to Kingsville.
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SH 141 enters Kleberg County at this point.
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This is a typical view of SH 141 through the King Ranch.
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The civic booster club signs welcome motorists to Kingsville.
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SH 141 follows King Avenue east into the Kingsville street grid, meeting SS 169 (University Boulevard) north.
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Spur 169 travels 0.482 miles north to Santa Gertrudis Street at Texas A&M University-Kingsville.
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SH 141 confirming marker posted at 4th Street in Kingsville.
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Advancing east from Downtown Kingsville, SH 141 (King Avenue) approaches U.S. 77 Business (14th Street).
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U.S. 77 Business comprises a 13.63 mile route through Kingsville north to Bishop. BU 77-V was created in 1966 when U.S. 77 shifted onto a bypass.
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The final confirming marker for SH 141 stands east of U.S. 77 Business (14th Street). The state highway ends in one mile.
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The eastern extent of SH 141 ahead of U.S. 77 Business is less developed.
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Doubling as the future IH 69E corridor, U.S. 77 follows a freeway bypass of Kingsville and Bishop north to Robstown and south to Raymondville.
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SH 141 concludes at the U.S. 77 frontage road system.
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Photo Credits:
- Kevin Trinkle: 02/19/06
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Page Updated Friday July 12, 2019.