List of Farm to Market Roads in Texas (2900–2999)

Farm to Market Roads in Texas are owned and maintained by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT).

Number	Length (mi)	Length (km)	Southern or western terminus	Northern or eastern terminus	Formed	Removed	Notes
FM2900 !FM 2900	7.5[1]	12.1	US 83 near Perryton	7.5 miles (12.1 km) east of US 83	1964[1]	1966[1]	Replaced by FM 2711[1]
RM2900 !RM 2900	5.272[1]	8.484	RM 2233 near Sunrise Beach Village	RM 1431 in Kingsland	1966[1]	current
FM2901 !FM 2901	5.995[2]	9.648	FM 1055 near Earth	US 385 near Springlake	1964[2]	current
FM2902 !FM 2902	5.211[3]	8.386	FM 1729 near Earth	FM 597 near New Deal	1964[3]	current
FM2903 !FM 2903	22.133[4]	35.620	I-10 / Business Interstate 10-F near Balmorhea	I-20 in Toyah	1964[4]	current
FM2904 !FM 2904	4.404[5]	7.088	FM 2086 at Ratibor	SH 320 near Barclay	1964[5]	current
FM2905 !FM 2905	6.293[6]	10.128	US 281 in Hamilton	North end of bridge across Leon River	1964[6]	current
FM2906 !FM 2906	4.404[7]	7.088	SH 149 near Lakeport	Gregg–Rusk county line in Easton	1964[7]	current
FM2907 !FM 2907	2.197[8]	3.536	FM 1971 near Caledonia	Rusk–Shelby county line at Attoyac Bayou	1964[8]	current
FM2908 !FM 2908	5.112[9]	8.227	SH 31 near Tyler	US 271 near Owentown	1964[9]	current
RM2909 !RM 2909	9.054[10]	14.571	FM 858 near Martins Mill	SH 19 in Canton	1964[10]	current
FM2910 !FM 2910	10.5[11]	16.9	2.0 miles (3.2 km) south of FM 2088 east of Quitman	FM 852 near Winnsboro	1964[11]	1977[11]	Replaced by FM 2869[11]
FM2910 !FM 2910	1.95[11]	3.14	Tolk Generating Station	US 70 near Muleshoe	1978[11]	current
FM2911 !FM 2911	3.101[12]	4.991	FM 2659 near Big Sandy	SH 155 in Big Sandy	1964[12]	current
FM2912 !FM 2912	1.51[13]	2.43	1.5 miles (2.4 km) west of US 287 / SH 94	US 287 / SH 94 in Groveton	1964[13]	current
FM2913 !FM 2913	3.168[14]	5.098	SH 7 in southwestern Shelby County	3.0 miles (4.8 km) north of SH 7 near Lake Pinkston	1964[14]	current
FM2914 !FM 2914	1.708[15]	2.749	US 59 near Shepherd	1.5 miles (2.4 km) east of US 59	1964[15]	current
FM2915 !FM 2915	5.277[16]	8.493	5.2 miles (8.4 km) west of FM 230	FM 230 near Lovelady	1964[16]	current
FM2916 !FM 2916	4.8[17]	7.7	FM 529 at Burleigh	4.8 miles (7.7 km) north of FM 529	1964[17]	1970[17]	Replaced by FM 331[17]
FM2916 !FM 2916	4.2[17]	6.8	FM 841 near Lufkin	US 69 near Homer	1970[17]	1977[17]	Replaced by FM 326 and FM 1475[17]
FM2916 !FM 2916	3.042[17]	4.896	US 283 north of Vernon	3.0 miles (4.8 km) east of US 283	1978[17]	current
FM2917 !FM 2917	9.385[18]	15.104	FM 2004 near Chocolate Bayou	SH 35 near Chocolate Bayou	1964[18]	current
FM2918 !FM 2918	9.743[19]	15.680	Boat ramp at Intracoastal Waterway	FM 261 near Churchill	1964[19]	current
FM2919 !FM 2919	7.095[20]	11.418	SH 60 in East Bernard	US 59 in Kendleton	1964[20]	current
FM2920 !FM 2920	30.849[21]	49.647	Business US 290 in Waller	I-45 in Spring	1964[21]	current
FM2921 !FM 2921	9.7[22]	15.6	9.7 miles (15.6 km) south of Alternate US 90	Alternate US 90 in Sheridan	1964[22]	1965[22]	Replaced by FM 2437[22]
FM2921 !FM 2921	10.979[22]	17.669	SH 6 in Gorman	SH 16 near DeLeon	1966[22]	current
FM2922 !FM 2922	5.563[23]	8.953	US 87 near Nixon	SH 97 near Leesville	1964[23]	current
FM2923 !FM 2923	3.3[24]	5.3	SH 71 near El Campo	3.3 miles (5.3 km) north of SH 71	1964[24]	1966[24]	Replaced by FM 2546[24]
FM2923 !FM 2923	1.559[24]	2.509	FM 1277 in Angelina National Forest	1.6 miles (2.6 km) west of FM 1277	1966[24]	current
FM2924 !FM 2924	4.139[25]	6.661	FM 99 at Fashing	FM 791 near Fashing	1964[25]	current
RM2925 !RM 2925	13.9[26]	22.4	SH 16 near Cross	13.9 miles (22.4 km) east of SH 16 near Campbellton	1964[26]	1967[26]	Replaced by FM 791[26]
FM2925 !FM 2925	14.791[26]	23.804	FM 106 near Rio Hondo	Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge	1967[26]	current
FM2926 !FM 2926	9.918[27]	15.961	FM 604 at Oplin	US 283 east of Oplin	1964[27]	current
FM2927 !FM 2927	2.3[28]	3.7	Shackelford–Callahan county line	SH 351 in southwestern Shackelford County	1964[28]	1966[28]	Replaced by FM 604[28]
FM2928 !FM 2928	13.7[29]	22.0	FM 126 1.0 mile (1.6 km) east of Taylor–Nolan county line	US 277 in southwestern Taylor County	1964[29]	1968[29]	Replaced by FM 89[29]
FM2928 !FM 2928	4.213[29]	6.780	SH 87 in Sabine National Forest	Oak Hill Cemetery	1969[29]	current
FM2929 !FM 2929	4.108[30]	6.611	FM 2296 in Sam Houston National Forest	US 190 near Huntsville	1964[30]	current
FM2930 !FM 2930	6.28[31]	10.11	FM 55 near Blooming Grove	FM 1126 near Barry	1964[31]	current
FM2931 !FM 2931	9.747[32]	15.686	US 380 in Providence Village	3.4 miles (5.5 km) north of FM 428 near Aubrey	1964[32]	current
FM2932 !FM 2932	3.595[33]	5.786	FM 148 near Talty	FM 741 near Forney	1964[33]	current
FM2933 !FM 2933	7.52[34]	12.10	FM 1827 in New Hope	SH 121 in Melissa	1964[34]	current
FM2934 !FM 2934	2.81[35]	4.52	FM 423 in Frisco	Dallas Parkway in Frisco	1964[35]	current
FM2935 !FM 2935	3.9[36]	6.3	FM 553 near Gilmer	US 271 near Gilmer	1964[36]	1966[36]
FM2935 !FM 2935	4.4[36]	7.1	SH 110 near New Summerfield	FM 856 near Troup	1967[36]	1969[36]
FM2935 !FM 2935	3.611[36]	5.811	FM 577 in Brenham	3.7 miles (6.0 km) north of FM 577	1970[36]	current
FM2936 !FM 2936	3.41[37]	5.49	South Main Street near Anahuac	FM 562 near Anahuac	1964[37]	current
FM2937 !FM 2937	5.815[38]	9.358	Old Arco Road near Silsbee	FM 92 in northeastern Hardin County	1964[38]	current
FM2938 !FM 2938	3.51[39]	5.65	Loop between a pair of intersections with SH 62 south of Buna		1964[39]	current
FM2939 !FM 2939	3.793[40]	6.104	4.0 miles (6.4 km) west of SH 87	SH 87 near Newton	1964[40]	current
FM2940 !FM 2940	5.696[41]	9.167	SH 279 in Cross Cut	FM 583 near Cross Cut	1964[41]	current
FM2941 !FM 2941	4.241[42]	6.825	US 82 east of Dickens	4.2 miles (6.8 km) north of US 82	1964[42]	current
FM2942 !FM 2942	6.385[43]	10.276	US 183 in Lometa	6.6 miles (10.6 km) north of US 183	1964[43]	current
FM2943 !FM 2943	4.8[44]	7.7	US 59 near Texarkana	US 67 near Texarkana	1964[44]	1966[44]	Replaced by FM 2148[44]
FM2943 !FM 2943	17.104[44]	27.526	US 385 south of Hereford	FM 1062 north of Hereford	1966[44]	current
FM2944 !FM 2944	5.524[45]	8.890	SH 203 east of Hedley	FM 2695 north of Hedley	1964[45]	current
FM2945 !FM 2945	10.731[46]	17.270	SH 203 east of Hedley	FM 880 near Putnam	1964[46]	current

FM 2903

FM 2903, located in southwestern Reeves County, begins at the junction of Interstate 10 (I-10) and Business Interstate 10-F (Bus. I-10-F) northwest of Balmorhea and proceeds to the north ending at I-20 in Toyah. FM 2903 begins as the continuation of the two-lane roadway at the western terminus of Bus. I-10-F at I-10 exit 206 1.9 miles (3.1 km) north of Balmorhea. The road proceeds to the north intersecting FM 3334 before trending to the northwest toward Toyah. FM 2903 enters Toyah as South Centre Street and ends at I-20 exit 22.^[47][48][49]

FM 2903 was originally designated in 1964 from a point 10.5 miles (16.9 km) south of Toyah to U.S. Highway 80 (US 80) which preceded the construction of I-20.^[4] The following year, FM 2954 was designated as a 4.2-mile-long (6.8 km) route along the southernmost portion of the present day FM 2903 and Bus. I-10-F ending at State Highway 17 (SH 17) and the former US 290, the local predecessor of I-10.^[50] In 1968, FM 2903 was extended 10.0 miles (16.1 km) to the south meeting FM 2954 which was then designated as part of FM 2903.^[4][50] FM 2954 has since been assigned to a road in Robertson County.^[50] The 1.9-mile (3.1 km) segment of FM 2903 between I-10 and SH 17 was designated as part of Bus. I-10-F in 1992.^[4][51]

FM 2917

FM 2917 begins at FM 2004 between Hitchcock and Lake Jackson.^[52] The route travels to the northwest, running parallel to and crossing branch lines of the Union Pacific Railroad to Monsanto and Solutia factories. Just north of a crossing of the busy Union Pacific main line at Chocolate Bayou, FM 2917 meets FM 2403 at a three-way stop.^[53][54] FM 2917 continues northwest to its northern terminus at SH 35 north of Liverpool and southwest of Alvin.^[18][55] FM 2917 was first designated in 1964, connecting SH 35 to FM 1561 (now FM 2004).^[18]

FM 2918

FM 2918 begins at a boat ramp at the Intracoastal Waterway. The two-lane road travels to the northwest, roughly paralleling the San Bernard River and providing access to riverfront communities. The San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge lies along the south side of the road. The route ends at an intersection with FM 2611 near the community of Churchill.^[19][56][57] FM 2918 was commissioned in 1964, from FM 2611 to the community of McNeel. The extension to the Intracoastal Waterway was designated the following year.^[19]

FM 2919

FM 2919 runs from SH 60 in East Bernard in Wharton County southeast to US 59 in Kendleton in Fort Bend County. FM 2919 starts as a two-lane road at a stop sign on SH 60 at the southern edge of East Bernard and heads in an easterly direction for about 2.4 miles (3.9 km). After veering to the southeast for another 0.8 miles (1.3 km) the highway crosses the San Bernard River and enters Fort Bend County near the Bay Ridge Christian College. From the river to the tiny community of Powell Point is 1.1 miles (1.8 km). FM 2919 continues to the southeast for another 2.7 miles (4.3 km) to Loop 541 and the Union Pacific Railroad in Kendleton. From Loop 541 to the US 59 feeder road and overpass is a short block.^[58]

FM 2919 was originally designated on May 6, 1964, to begin at US 90A in Kendleton in Fort Bend County, go about 3.8 miles (6.1 km) to the northwest and end at the San Bernard River. On January 18, 1967, a 3.5 miles (5.6 km) section of FM 1164 between SH 60 and the San Bernard River in Wharton County was transferred to FM 2919. On June 21, 1977, FM 2919 was extended about 0.1 miles (0.16 km) southeast from US 59 (now Loop 541) to the proposed US 59.^[20]

FM 2920

FM 2920 runs from US 290 Business in Waller east to I-45 in Spring in far northern Harris County.^[21] The highway has an interchange with US 290 and SH 6 in Waller, then heads east and intersects SH 249 and FM 2978 in Tomball before reaching its eastern terminus at I-45. The highway is mostly named Waller–Tomball Road except through Tomball, where the highway follow the city's Main Street.^[59] FM 2920 was designated in 1964 on a route from US 290 at Waller eastward to FM 149 (now SH 249) at Tomball. It was extended east to I-45 in 1965.^[21]

FM 2953

FM 2953 runs from FM 2634 west of Lake Nocona east to FM 677 near Illinois Bend in northern Montague County.^[60] The highway parallels the Red River and meets the eastern end of FM 103 northeast of Lake Nocona.^[61] FM 2953 was designated June 1, 1965, from what was then FM 2634 3 miles (4.8 km) east of FM 103 eastward about 4.8 miles (7.7 km). The highway was extended in both directions to its present termini on February 20, 1989.^[60]

FM 2963

FM 2963 runs from FM 349 near Lakeport southeast to Cherokee Trail near the shore of Lake Cherokee.

FM 2972

FM 2972 runs from FM 347 south of Dialville east to US 69 in Rusk in Cherokee County. The highway was assigned May 7, 1970, and is the second FM 2972 assigned.^[63]

FM 2977

FM 2977 runs from FM 361 near Fairchilds north to FM 762 in Rosenberg in Fort Bend County. The highway was designated June 1, 1965, from FM 361 northward about 3.4 miles (5.5 km). FM 2977 was extended northward 4.4 miles (7.1 km) to FM 763 on July 11, 1968.^[64]

FM 2978

FM 2978 runs from FM 2920 near Tomball north to FM 1488 near The Woodlands in Harris and Montgomery counties. The highway was designated June 1, 1965.^[65]

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