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| Interstates | Interstate X (I-X) |
| US Highways | U.S. Highway X (US X) |
| State | State Road X (SR X) |
| County: | County Road X (CR X) |
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The following is a list of county roads in Alachua County, Florida . All county roads are maintained by the county in which they reside, however not all of them are marked with standard MUTCD approved county road shields.
| Route number | Road Name(s) | Direction and Termini | Notes | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 CR 20B | SE 214 Street, SE 65 Avenue, SE 221 Street | W/E | CR 2082 (SE 69 Avenue) | Hawthorne | CR 2082 (SE 69 Avenue) | Hawthorne | former SR 20B [1] |
 CR 23 | former SR 23 [1] | ||||||
 CR 23A | Old Archer Road | W/E | SR 121 (SW 34th Street) | Gainesville | Old Archer Road | Gainesville | former SR 23A [1] |
 CR 24A | NW 138 Avenue | W/E | NW 214 Terrace | High Springs | CR 235A | Alachua | |
 CR 25A | SE 165 Avenue, E. Tuscawilla Road, NE Cholokka Boulevard, NW Seminary Avenue | W/E N/S | US 441 | East of Micanopy | CR 234 | Micanopy | former SR 25A [1] unsigned |
| CR 25A | NW 126 Avenue, NW 120 Lane | S/N | US 441 | Hague | US 441 | Hague | former SR 25A [1] |
 CR 25B | NW 174 Avenue, NW 222 Street | W/E | US 27 / US 41 (S. Main Street) | High Springs | US 441 | High Springs | |
 CR 26A | Newberry Lane | W/E | US 27 / US 41 | Newberry | SR 26 (W. Newberry Road) | Newberry | former SR 26A [1] |
 CR 27 | 91st Street | S/N | CR 30 (SW 24 Avenue) and SW 91 Street | West of Gainesville | SR 26 (W. Newberry Road) | West of Gainesville | |
 CR 29 | 75th Street | S/N | SR 24 (Archer Road) | Arredondo | SR 26 (Newberry Road) | West of Gainesville | GIS data shows this as CR 237, probably a typo |
 CR 30 | SW 24th Avenue, SW 20th Avenue | W/E | SW 122 Street | West of Gainesville | SR 121 (SW 34th Street) | Gainesville | |
 CR 32 | SW 8 Avenue | W/E | SW 122 Street | West of Gainesville | SW 67 Terrace | West of Gainesville | |
 CR 120 | NW 31st Boulevard, NW 31st Avenue, NW 23rd Boulevard, NW 23rd Avenue | W/E | SR 121 (NW 34th Street) and NW 37th Avenue | Gainesville | US 441 (NW 13th Street) / SR 120 (NW 23rd Avenue) | Gainesville | former SR 232A [1] extension of SR 120 [ citation needed ] |
 CR 121A | NW 49 Terrace | S/N | SR 121 | LaCrosse | SR 121 / SR 235 | LaCrosse | former SR 121A [1] |
 CR 172 | NW 83rd Street, NW 23rd Avenue, NW 16th Boulevard, NW 16th Avenue | W/E | SR 222 (NW 39th Avenue) | West of Gainesville | SR 24 (Waldo Road) | Gainesville | |
 CR 200A | SE 203 Street | S/N | CR 325 | Island Grove | US 301 | north of Island Grove | former SR 200A [1] |
| CR 200A | SE 221 Street | S/N | US 301 | Hawthorne | SR 20 | Hawthorne | former SR 200A [1] |
 CR 219A | S/N | US 301 | North of Hawthorne | SR 26 | West of Melrose | former SR 219A [1] | |
 CR 222 | NW 39th Avenue | W/E | CR 241 (NW 143rd Street) | West of Gainesville | I-75 / SR 222 (NW 39th Avenue) | West of Gainesville | former SR 222 [1] |
 CR 225 | NW 60th Avenue, SE County Road 225 | S/N | CR 225 | Marion–Alachua county line southeast of Evinston | CR 346 | North of Evinston | former SR 225 [1] |
| CR 225 | SE 43rd Street | S/N | SR 20 | Southeast of Gainesville | SR 26 (E. University Avenue) | Gainesville | former SR 225 [1] |
| CR 225 | NE 39th Street, NE County Road 225, E County Road 225 | S/N | CR 232 (NE 53 Avenue) | Fairbanks | US 301 | North of Waldo | former SR 225 [1] |
 CR 225A | NE 77 Avenue, NE 56 Terrace | W/E | CR 225 | West of Fairbanks | SR 24 (NE Waldo Road) | Fairbanks | former SR 225A [1] |
 CR 231 | S/N | SR 121 | North of Gainesville | SR 231 / SR 235 | East of LaCrosse | former SR 231 [1] | |
 CR 232 | NW 78 Avenue | W/E | CR 232 / CR 2085 (NW 298 Street) | Gilchrist–Alachua county line, northwest of High Springs | CR 241 (NW 143 Street) | Alachua | former SR 232 [1] |
| CR 232 | Millhopper Road, NW 53 Avenue | W/E | CR 241 (NW 143 Street) | Alachua | SR 24 (NE Waldo Road) | Northeast of Gainesville | former SR 232; [1] inventoried by FDOT as CR 1470 east of CR 2053 |
 CR 234 | S/N | CR 329 | Marion–Alachua county line, southwest of Micanopy | US 441 | Northwest of Micanopy | former SR 234, SR 325, and SR 329 [1] Brief unsigned concurrency with US 441 in Micanopy | |
| CR 234 | S/N | US 441 and NE Cholokka Boulevard | Micanopy | SR 26 | Southwest of Orange Heights | former SR 234, SR 325, and SR 329 [1] Brief unsigned concurrency with US 441 in Micanopy | |
 CR 235 | S/N | SR 26 (W. Newberry Road) | Newberry | CR 241 (NW 140 Street) | Alachua | former SR 235 [1] | |
 CR 235A | NW 173rd Street (south of US 441) | S/N | CR 235 | Alachua | CR 236 | Traxler | former SR 235A [1] |
 CR 236 | N Main Street (High Springs) | W/E | US 41 / US 441 | High Springs | SR 121 | Santa Fe | former SR 236 [1] |
 CR 237 | S/N | US 441 | Alachua | SR 235 and NW 75 Street | Southwest of LaCrosse | former SR 237 [1] | |
 CR 239 | S/N | SR 235 | Northeast of Alachua | SR 121 | South of Worthington Springs | former SR 239 [1] | |
 CR 241 | SW 170 Street, SW 134 Street | S/N | CR 241 | Levy–Alachua county line, south of Archer | US 27 / US 41 | Archer | former SR 241 [1] |
| CR 241 | SW 170 Street | S/N | US 27 / US 41 | Archer | SR 26 and NW 170 Street | Jonesville | former SR 241 [1] |
| CR 241 | NW 143rd Street, NW 140 Street | S/N | SR 26 (Newberry Road) | East of Jonesville | CR 235 | Alachua | former SR 241 [1] |
| CR 241 | SW 140 Street | S/N | SR 235 | Alachua | CR 241 | Alachua–Union county line, northeast of High Springs | former SR 241 [1] |
 CR 325 | S/N | CR 200A (SE 219 Avenue) | Island Grove | SR 20 (SE Hawthorne Road) | Phifer | former SR 325 [1] | |
 CR 329 | Main Street | S/N | SR 20 / SR 26 (University Avenue) | Gainesville | CR 232 (NE 53rd Avenue) | Gainesville | former SR 329 [1] |
 CR 329A | SW 15th Street, SE 41 Avenue, SE 27th Street | W/E | SR 20 and SW 15th Street | Gainesville | SR 20 | Gainesville | Signed as CR 2043 |
 CR 329B | SE 55 Boulevard, Lakeshore Drive, SE 74 Street, E. University Avenue | S/N | SR 20 (SE Hawthorne Road) | Southeast of Gainesville | SR 26 (E. University Avenue) | East of Gainesville | former SR 329B [1] |
 CR 337 | SW 282 Street, SW 266 Street | S/N | CR 337 (SW 282 Street) | Levy–Alachua county line, south of Newberry | SR 26 (W. Newberry Road) and NW 266 Street | Newberry | former SR 337 [1] |
 CR 338 | NW 8th Avenue | W/E | SR 26 (Newberry Road) | Gainesville | CR 329 (Main Street) | Gainesville | former SR 338 [1] |
 CR 340 | NW 182 Avenue, Poe Springs Road | W/E | CR 340 (NW 182 Avenue) / CR 2085 (NW 298 Street) | Gilchrist–Alachua county line, west of High Springs | US 27 / US 41 (S. Main Street) | High Springs | former SR 236 [1] |
| CR 340 | NW 156 Avenue | W/E | SR 121 and NW 156 Avenue | South of LaCrosse | CR 225 and NE 156 Avenue | Monteocha | former SR 340 [1] |
 CR 340A | NW 143 Place, Rachel Boulevard | W/E | SR 235 / CR 235 (NW 140 Street) and NW 143 Place | Alachua | US 441 | Alachua | Signed as CR 2054 |
 CR 346 | East High Street | W/E | US 27 / US 41 and SW 135 Avenue | Archer | SR 121 (SW Williston Road) | Northeast of Raleigh | former SR 346 [1] |
| CR 346 | W/E | US 441 and Hunter Avenue | Micanopy | CR 325 | Northeast of Evinston | former SR 346 [1] | |
 CR 346A | SW 91 Street, SW 137 Avenue | W/E | CR 346 | Southeast of Archer | SR 121 (SW Williston Road) | East of Archer | former SR 346A [1] |
 CR 1469 | NE 114 Avenue | S/N | CR 219A | Northwest of Beckhampton | CR 1471 | Shenks | former SR 200A [1] |
 CR 1471 | S/N | US 301 | Shenks | CR 325 | Alachua–Bradford county line, northeast of Waldo | former SR 325 [1] | |
 CR 1474 | W/E | CR 234 | North of Windsor | Price Road | Alachua–Putnam county line, southeast of Beckhamton | former SR 234 [1] | |
 CR 1475 | Cole Street, NE 148 Avenue | S/N | SR 24 (NE Waldo Road/Kennard Street) and Cole Street | Waldo | CR 225 | Alachua–Bradford county line, south of Graham | former SR 200A [1] |
 CR 1491 | NW 262 Avenue | S/N | CR 236 | Traxler | CR 241 | North-northeast of Traxler | |
 CR 1493 | S/N | SR 121 | LaCrosse | CR 237 | Alachua–Bradford county line, north-northeast of LaCrosse | former SR 237 [1] | |
 CR 2034 | NW 226 Street, NW 102 Avenue, NW 234 Street | S/N | CR 232 (NW 78 Avenue) | South of Forest Grove | CR 2054 and NW 126 Lane | South of High Springs | |
 CR 2041 | SE 152 Street | S/N | CR 2082 | South-southwest of Grove Park | SR 20 (SE Hawthorne Road) and SE 152 Street | West of Grove Park | former SR 20A [1] |
 CR 2043 | SW 15th Street, SE 41 Avenue, SE 27th Street | W/E | SR 20 and SW 15th Street | Gainesville | SR 20 | Gainesville | former SR 329A [1] inventoried by FDOT as CR 2045 and CR 2070; shown on FDOT county maps as CR 329A |
 CR 2045 | SW 298 Street, SE 96 Avenue | S/N | SE 110 Street / SW 63 Avenue | Gilchrist–Alachua county line, southwest of Newberry | SR 26 (W. Newberry Road) and SE 90 Avenue | Gilchrist–Alachua county line, west of Newberry | |
 CR 2053 | NW 43rd Street | S/N | SR 26 (Newberry Road) and NW 44th Street | Gainesville | CR 232 (NW 53 Avenue) and NW 43rd Street | Gainesville | former SR 232 and SR 329 [1] |
 CR 2054 | Peggy Road | W/E | CR 2034 (NW 234 Street) and NW 126 Lane | South of High Springs | CR 235 / CR 241 (NW 140 Street) | Alachua | former SR 340A; [1] segment east of NW 146 Terrace not indicated to be part of route on FDOT county map, but is signed as such. |
| CR 2054 | NW 143 Place | W/E | CR 235 / CR 241 (NW 140 Street) | Alachua | US 441 | Alachua | Shown on FDOT county map as CR 340A, but signed as an eastern segment of CR 2054 [2] |
 CR 2082 | SE 69 Avenue | W/E | SR 20 (SE Hawthorne Road) | Northwest of Rochelle | US 301 (Sid Martin Highway) | Hawthorne | former SR 20A [1] |
 CR 2085 | Northwest 298th Street | S/N | CR 232 / CR 232 | Gilchrist–Alachua county line, southwest of High Springs | CR 340 / CR 340 | Gilchrist–Alachua county line, west of High Springs | |
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