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Structure

Articles should best start with a short description of the state highway. This description should say where the route begins and ends, as well as any discontinuities, as defined by law. Unique details about this route may be added, but use sparingly.

Route description

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History

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Future developments

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Major intersections or Exit list

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Route composition Section header title What should be here
All grade-separated interchanges; no at-grade intersections Exit list An exit list designed in accordance with the exit list guide
Mixture of grade-separated interchanges and at-grade intersections Major intersections or Exit list Depending on the route in question, either a junction table or a "combo" exit list featuring exits and intersections can be used. See Pennsylvania Route 60 for an example.
All at-grade intersections; no grade-separated interchanges Major intersections A junction table for at-grade intersections as specified in the "Junction table" section below

Intersections with 500-series county routes can be included in this table on state highways, provided they do not make the list "too long". (Either all 500-series routes should be listed, or none.) Intersections with non-500-series routes should only be included on other county routes. They can be included on 500-series routes, but not with state highways (and again, only with 500-series routes if the list does not become too long).

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Links to current routes with numbers related to the article route should be listed here.

Additionally, if the route has any former spurs (either spurs of itself or of a former designation), these should be listed here as well.

Also feel free to include any external links with information about the route, related construction projects, etc., or sources where you got your information. Suggestions include the entry in the New Jersey Roads Route Log, New Jersey Highway Ends or the NJDOT Straight Line Diagrams.

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  • References
  • External links

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County road shields used in Florida
Highway names
County:County Road X (CR-X)
System links

Volusia County, Florida (located in Central-East Florida), operates a system of county roads that serve all portions of the county. The Volusia County Public Works Department, Road and Bridge Division, is responsible for maintaining all of the Volusia County roads. Most of the county roads are city streets and rural roads. There are 1,563 miles (2,515 km) of county roads in Volusia County.[1]

The numbers and routes of all Florida highways are assigned by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), while county road numbers are assigned by the counties, with guidance from FDOT.[2] North-south routes are generally assigned odd numbers, while east-west routes are generally assigned even numbers.[3]


List of County Roads in Volusia County, Florida

# Road Name(s) Direction and Termini Notes
CR A1A South Atlantic Ave.
Turtle Mound Road
S/N New Smyrna Beach Canaveral National Seashore
CR 3 S/N
CR 201 John Anderson Highway S/N Volusia-Flagler County Line.
CR 305 Lake George Road
Bunnell Road
W/E Willow Point Boat Ramp Lake George Volusia-Flagler County Line. East of Seville
CR 415 Tomoka Farms Road S/N SR 44 US 92 Extension of SR 415. (Daytona Beach Scenic Thoroughfare)
CR 421 Taylor Road W/E CR 415 I-95 Extension of SR 421
CR 483 Clyde Morris Boulevard S/N Mason Ave SR40 Extension of SR 483 (Daytona Beach Scenic Thoroughfare)
CR 2001 Old Kings Highway S/N Volusia-Flagler County Line.
CR 2002 SR A1A Volusia-Flagler County Line.
CR 2803 John Anderson Drive S/N
CR 2813 Airport Road S/N SR 40 Ormond Beach US 1 Ormond Beach Access Road to Ormond Beach Municipal Airport
CR 2817 S/N Seville area
CR 2820 Pine Tree Drive W/E US 1 National Gardens CR 4011 Tomoka State Park
CR 2831 S/N Seville area
CR 2833 S/N Pierson area
CR 2851 S/N Seville area
CR 4001 Halifax Avenue
John Anderson Dr
S/N
CR 4009 Williamson Boulevard. S/N CR 4118 Daytona Beach SR 40 Designated a "Scenic Thoroughfare" by City of Daytona Beach.[4]

Proposed southern extension to SR 44

CR 4011 S/N
CR 4013 S/N
CR 4015 Derbyshire Road. S/N
CR 4017 Jimmy Ann Drive S/N S/CR 483 Daytona Beach CR 4019 Daytona Beach Designated a "Scenic Thoroughfare" by City of Daytona Beach.[4]
CR 4019 LPGA Boulevard
11th Street
W/E US 92 CR 4011
CR 4023 Lake Winona Boulevard. S/N US 17 SR 40
CR 4028 W/E
CR 4030 Spring Garden Ranch Rd.
Arredondo Grant Road
W/E US 17 DeLeon Springs SR 11 Volusia County (rural area) Passes DeLeon Springs Heights
CR 4034 Blackwelder Road W/E US 17 North of DeLeon Springs SR 11 Volusia County (rural area) Passes Lake Winona
CR 4040 George W. Engram Blvd.
Fairview Avenue
Main Street
W/E S/CR 483 Daytona Beach SR A1A Daytona Beach Crosses Halifax River via Main Street Bridge
CR 4047 Marsh Road S/N US 92 DeLand SR 11 East Side of DeLand Airport
CR 4050 Orange Avenue
Silver Beach Avenue
W/E SR 5A Daytona Beach SR A1A Daytona Beach Crosses Halifax River via Veterans Memorial Bridge
CR 4053 Grand Avenue S/N SR 44 DeLand Junction US 17 DeLeon Springs East side of Lake Woodruff NWR
CR 4068 Bellevue Avenue Extension W/E US 92 Daytona Beach SR 483. Daytona Beach South Side of Daytona Beach International Airport.
CR 4072 Big Tree Road W/E US 1
CR 4075 S/N Ponce De Leon Inlet SR A1A Daytona Beach Shores
CR 4078 Reed Canal Road W/E US 1
CR 4079
CR 4089
CR 4093 Turnbull Bay Road W/E CR 4118 Port Orange US 1/SR A1A New Smyrna Beach West of New Smyrna Beach Airport
CR 4101 N Kentucky Avenue W/E CR 4101 Orange City Deltona
CR 4110 Old New York Avenue W/E SR 44 SR 44 Road to DeLand Junction
CR 4116 W/E
CR 4118 Pioneer Trail W/E SR 44 BUS SR 44
CR 4125
CR 4133 Saxon Drive S/N
CR 4135 Riverside Drive S/N US 1 Edgewater
CR 4136 West Park Avenue W/E CR 4137 CR 4135 Edgewater
CR 4137 Old Mission Road S/N State Road 442 SR 44? Passes site of Old Sugar Mill Ruins
CR 4139 Macy Avenue S/N
CR 4142
CR 4143
CR 4145 East Graves Avenue
Howland Boulevards
W/E US 17/92 Orange City FL 415 Deltona
CR 4146 Saxon Boulevard W/E US 17/92 CR 4162
CR 4147 Volco Road
Beacon Light Road
S/N CR 4164 Oak Hill US 1 Nucomer
CR 4148 Newmark Drive W/E
CR 4152
CR 4153 S/N CR 5758 CR 4152
CR 4154
CR 4155
CR 4156 Enterprise Road US 17/92 Orange City CR 4162 Enterprise
CR 4157
CR 4158
CR 4162 Dirksen Avenue
DeBary Avenue
W/E US 17/92 Bensen Junction SR 415 Osteen
CR 4163
CR 4164 Osteen-Maytown Road
Maytown Road
West Halifax Avenue
W/E SR 415 Osteen US 1 Oak Hill
CR 5758 Enterprise-Osteen Road W/E CR 4162 Enterprise SR 415 Osteen West of Mariners Cove Park, it straddles the border of Lake Monroe. It is also the primary access road to Stone Island.

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