U.S. 19 Alternate South - Tarpon Springs to Clearwater

U.S. 19 Alternate branches southwest from U.S. 19 at Holiday in southwestern Pasco County. The first confirming marker stands just ahead of Pappas Road.

08/23/17

Louis Avenue stems west from U.S. 19 to connect with U.S. 19 Alternate at Holiday Lake Drive. Holiday Lake Drive represents the main entrance to the Holiday Lake Estates community.

08/23/17

The 0.86 mile section of U.S. 19 Alternate in Pasco County concludes at Anclote Boulevard, which runs along the Pinellas County and Tarpon Springs city line west to Anclote on the Anclote River.

08/23/17

Anclote Boulevard is unsigned Pinellas County Road 994. The 2.04 mile route links U.S. 19 Alternate with Pasco County Road 595A (Baillies Bluff Road) north along coastal areas to Elfers.

08/23/17

Pinellas Avenue leads U.S. 19 Alternate south from the Anclote River into Downtown Tarpon Springs. Meeting the US highway at Tarpon Avenue is former SR 582. The western segment of SR 582 joined the city center with U.S. 19 and CR 582 one mile to the east.

05/16/05

U.S. 19 Alternate (Pinellas Avenue) south at Meres Boulevard and Manatee Village Shopping Center. Meres Boulevard west is part of unsigned CR 928, a 0.90 mile route to Florida Avenue (CR 369) and Sunset Beach Park.

05/27/18

U.S. 19 Alternate (Palm Harbor Boulevard) south at Pinellas County Road 752 (Tampa Road) in Palm Harbor. CR 752 extends west to Orange Street (CR 377) at Ozona and east along a four lane arterial five miles to SR 586 (Curlew Road) and SR 584 (Tampa Road) at Oldsmar.

05/16/05

U.S. 19 Alternate (Bayshore Boulevard) enters the city of Dunedin a half mile ahead of SR 586 (Curlew Road) and CR 586 (Causeway Boulevard). Curlew Road joins the city with Oldsmar and Hillsborough County to the east via SR 584 (Tampa Road) and SR 580. Unsigned CR 586 follows Causeway Boulevard west to Honeymoon Island.

05/16/05

Southbound U.S. 19 Alternate (Broadway) approaches SR 580 (Skinner Boulevard) near Downtown Dunedin. Following Skinner Boulevard east to Main Street, SR 580 commences a 28.78 mile course to Temple Terrace at Broadway.

01/02/06

SR 580 joins Dunedin with northeast Clearwater, north Safety Harbor and Oldsmar in Pinellas County. Continuing east around Old Tampa Bay with six to eight lanes, SR 580 (Hillsborough Avenue) heads to Town 'N' Country and SR 589 (Veterans Expressway) near Tampa International Airport (TPA).

06/06/20

Broadway enters Downtown Dunedin on the succeeding three blocks from SR 580 (Skinner Boulevard) to Main Street (old SR 580).

01/02/06

U.S. 19 Alternate dog legs west along Main Street from Broadway to Edgewater Drive south. Main Street curves northeast through Downtown to Virginia Street (CR 632) and SR 580 at Bass Boulevard.

01/02/06

Turning south onto Edgewater Drive from Main Street west on U.S. 19 Alternate. Edgewater Drive carries U.S. 19 Alternate southward to Myrtle Avenue near Venetian Point in Clearwater.

01/02/06

Edgewater Drive straddles Clearwater Harbor along a scenic drive between Dunedin and Stevenson Creek in Clearwater.

01/02/06

Edgewater Drive reaches the Pinellas County seat of Clearwater at Union Street (County Road 600).

01/02/06

Union Street (Pinellas County Road 600) straddles the Dunedin / Clearwater city line west from CR 1 (Keene Road) to U.S. 19 Alternate (Edgewater Drive) ahead of this confirming marker.

01/02/06

Sunset Point Road (Pinellas County Road 576) travels east from U.S. 19 Alternate (Edgewater Drive) adjacent to Stevenson Creek in Clearwater 5.98 miles to Main Street in Safety Harbor.

01/02/06

Crossing Stevenson Creek, U.S. 19 Alternate transitions onto Fort Harrison Avenue. Prior to 2007, the US route followed all of Fort Harrison Avenue south into Downtown Clearwater. The highway was subsequently realigned onto Myrtle Avenue south to SR 60 along Court and Chestnut Streets.

01/02/06

U.S. 19 Alternate (Myrtle Avenue) south at the west end of SR 590 (Drew Street) in Clearwater.

10/01/16