List of Farm to Market Roads in Texas (500–599)

Farm to Market Roads (FM) in Texas are a system of state highways serving rural areas. These roads facilitate the movement of agricultural products to market and connect rural communities to larger urban centers. Numbered and maintained by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), FM roads are designated with a unique number that typically increases geographically from east to west and from south to north. This entry specifically details Farm to Market Roads with numbers ranging from 500 to 599.

The roads within this numerical range are located throughout various regions of Texas, serving different purposes and traversing diverse landscapes. Generally, these roads provide critical access to agricultural lands, ranches, small towns, and recreational areas. Construction and maintenance of these roads are funded through state and federal transportation funds.

Significant FM roads within the 500-599 range include, but are not limited to: routes that connect smaller communities to larger state and US highways, providing access to goods and services. These farm to market roads vary in their length, condition, and traffic volume, reflecting the diverse needs of the rural communities they serve. Many serve as important evacuation routes during natural disasters.

TxDOT regularly updates and maintains the FM road system, adjusting routes and improving infrastructure to meet the evolving transportation needs of the state. Information regarding specific FM roads, including route descriptions, current construction projects, and traffic conditions, can be found on the TxDOT website. The designation and maintenance of these roads are crucial for the economic vitality and connectivity of rural Texas.