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| Interstates | Interstate X (I-X) |
| US Highways | U.S. Highway X (US X) |
| State | State Road X (SR X) |
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The following is a list of county roads in Bay County, Florida . All county roads are maintained by the county in which they reside, although not all routes are marked with standard county road shields.
| Route number | Road Name(s) | From | To | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 CR 22 | Sherman Avenue E. 3rd Street | US 98 Bus. (5th Street) and Sherman Avenue in Panama City | US 98 Bus. / SR 22 (3rd Street) in Springfield | former SR 22 [1] |
 CR 28 | 11th Street | US 98 Bus. (Beck Avenue) and 11th Street in Panama City | US 98 (N. Tyndall Parkway) in Springfield | former SR 736 [2] |
 CR 30A | Michigan Avenue W. 15th Street Wilmont Avenue | SR 368 (23rd Street) and Michigan Avenue on the Panama City–Pretty Bayou line | US 98 (15th Street) in Panama City | former SR 30A [2] |
 CR 30B | Joan Avenue Front Beach Road Moylan Road | CR 392 (Thomas Drive) on the Panama City Beach–Upper Grand Lagoon line | US 98 (Panama City Beach Parkway) in Upper Grand Lagoon | former SR 30B [2] Brief unsigned concurrency with US 98 Alt. / SR 30 |
 CR 30C | Clara Avenue | US 98 Alt. / SR 30 (Front Beach Road) in Panama City Beach | US 98 (Panama City Beach Parkway) in Panama City Beach | former SR 30C [2] |
 CR 30H | Lyndell Lane | US 98 Alt. / SR 30 in Panama City Beach | US 98 (Panama City Beach Parkway northeast of Panama City Beach | former SR 30H [2] |
 CR 30P | Hills Road | US 98 Alt. / SR 30 (Front Beach Road) in Panama City Beach | US 98 (Panama City Beach Parkway) and Cambridge Boulevard in Panama City Beach | former SR 30F [2] |
 CR 167 | US 231 north-northeast of Fountain | CR 167 at the Bay–Calhoun county line north-northeast of Fountain | former SR 167; [2] indicated on FDOT county map to be CR 2301, but signed as CR 167 | |
 CR 327 | Lisenby Avenue Airport Drive | US 98 (15th Street) in Panama City | SR 390 (St. Andrews Boulevard) / SR 391 (Airport Road) in Panama City | former SR 327 [2] |
 CR 368 | 23rd Avenue | SR 368 (23rd Avenue) / SR 390 (Beck Avenue) in Panama City | US 231 in Panama City | Signed as part of SR 368 |
 CR 385 | Frankford Avenue | US 98 Bus. (9th Street/Frankford Avenue) in Panama City | Florida A&M University Public Health Entomology Research & Education Center in Panama City | former SR 391 [2] |
 CR 386 | US 98 southeast of Mexico Beach | CR 386 at the Bay–Gulf county line northeast of Mexico Beach | former SR 386 [2] | |
 CR 386A | 15th Street | US 98 in Mexico Beach | CR 386 east of Mexico Beach | former SR 386A [2] |
 CR 388 | Bennet Road | SR 77 / SR 388 and Edwards Road in Vicksburg | US 231 and Jadewood Circle in Youngstown | former SR 388 [2] used to extend west to SR 79, but that became SR 388 ca. 2013[ citation needed ] |
 CR 389 | E. 12th Street | US 231 / SR 389 (East Avenue) in Cedar Grove | SR 77 (Ohio Avenue) and 12th Street in Lynn Haven | former SR 389 [2] |
 CR 390 | E. 14th Street | SR 77 (Ohio Avenue) / SR 390 (W. 14th Street) in Lynn Haven | US 231 in Cedar Grove | former SR 390 [2] |
 CR 390A | former SR 390A [2] | |||
 CR 391 | Extension of SR 391 | |||
 CR 392 | Thomas Drive | US 98 Alt. / SR 30 (Front Beach Road) / SR 392 (Hutchison Boulevard) in Panama City Beach | St. Andrews State Park in Lower Grand Lagoon | former SR 392 [2] |
 CR 396 | Dellwood Beach Road | CR 747 (Magnolia Beach Road) in Upper Grand Lagoon | Dellwood Road in Upper Grand Lagoon | former SR 396 [2] |
 CR 396A | Jan Cooley Drive | Dead end east-northeast of Alligator Point in Upper Grand Lagoon | CR 396 (Dellwood Beach Road) in Upper Grand Lagoon | former SR 396A [2] |
 CR 747 | Magnolia Beach Road | CR 3031 (Thomas Drive) and Causeway Road in Upper Grand Lagoon | Annette Avenue / Magnolia Point Road in Upper Grand Lagoon | former SR 747 [2] |
 CR 2293 | Titus Road US 231 Star Avenue John Pitts Road | CR 2321 in Cedar Grove | Jetton Road in Panama City | former SR 390 [2] Brief unsigned concurrency with US 231 and CR 2315 |
 CR 2296 | Pine Log Road | Otter Creek Bridge Road north-northwest of West Bay | SR 79 in the Pine Log State Forest north-northwest of West Bay | |
 CR 2297 | Davis Point Road / Allanton Road northwest of Allanton | SR 22 east-northeast of Callaway | former SR 167 [2] | |
 CR 2300 | Lansing Smith Electric Generating Plant southwest of Southport | SR 77 north of Southport | former SR 391 [2] | |
 CR 2301 | US 231 in Bayou George | CR 388 in Bennett | former SR 167; [2] indicated on FDOT county map to be CR 2301, but signed as CR 167 | |
| CR 2301 | US 231 north-northeast of Fountain | CR 167 at the Bay–Calhoun county line north-northeast of Fountain | former SR 167; [2] indicated on FDOT county map to be CR 2301, but signed as CR 167 | |
 CR 2302 | 13th Street Escambia Avenue | Deaurrecoechea Drive / Cavanaugh Lane south of Southport | SR 77 east of Southport | former SR 77A [2] |
| CR 2302 | Resota Beach Road | CR 2321 south-southwest of Resota Beach | Edwards Road / Resota Beach Road north-northwest of Resota Beach | |
 CR 2303 | Indian Bluff Road Cherokee Street Bay Head Road | CR 2301 north of Cedar Grove | CR 2301 north of Cedar Grove | Signed backward: southern terminus is north of its northern terminus. |
 CR 2311 | Highpoint Road | CR 2321 in Cedar Grove | Highpoint Road / High Point Lane | former SR 77C [2] |
 CR 2312 | Baldwin Road | SR 390 in Panama City | US 231 in Cedar Grove | former SR 744; [2] portions between SR 390 and SR 77, and between CR 389 and US 231, are not displayed on FDOT county map. |
 CR 2314 | Game Farm Road | SR 389 (East Avenue) and Game Farm Road on the Cedar Grove–Springfield line | CR 2327 (Transmitter Road) and Game Farm Road in Springfield | former SR 746 [2] |
 CR 2315 | Plantation Drive Old Bicycle Road Star Avenue | Plantation Drive / Coleridge Road / Carriage Lane east of Callaway | US 231 / CR 2293 in Cedar Grove | former SR 719 [2] |
 CR 2316 | Douglas Road | SR 389 (East Avenue) on the Cedar Grove–Springfield line | CR 2327 (Transmitter Road) in Springfield | |
 CR 2321 | SR 77 east of Southport | US 231 in Cedar Grove | former SR 77A [2] | |
 CR 2322 | E. 7th Street | CR 2329 (School Avenue) in Springfield | US 98 (Tyndall Parkway) and E. 7th Street in Callaway | |
 CR 2323 | Boat Race Road Berthe Avenue | US 98 Bus. in Parker | SR 22 north of Callaway | former SR 729 [2] |
 CR 2325 | East Street Bob Little Road East 14th Street | Moss Drive / Moss Street / 4th Street in Parker | CR 2327 (Transmitter Road) in Springfield | former SR 22A [2] |
 CR 2327 | Transmitter Road | SR 22 (E. 3rd Street) and Transmitter Road in Springfield | CR 390 in Lynn Haven | former SR 735; [2] portion north of US 231 not displayed on FDOT county map. |
 CR 2329 | School Avenue | SR 22 (3rd Street) in Springfield | US 98 (E. 15th Street) on the Cedar Grove–Springfield line | former SR 743 [2] |
 CR 2337 | Sherman Avenue | CR 28 (11th Street) on the Panama City–Cedar Grove line | SR 389 (East Avenue) on the Cedar Grove–Springfield line | former SR 389A; [2] portion south of US 98 not displayed on FDOT county map. |
 CR 2341 | Jenks Avenue | South of SR 368 (23rd Street) in Panama City | SR 390 and Northshore Road west of Lynn Haven | |
 CR 3026 | Everitt Avenue Cherry Street | US 98 Bus. on the Panama City–Springfield line | CR 2323 (Berthe Avenue) and Cherry Street in Callaway | |
 CR 3030 | N. Lagoon Avenue Daniel Street | CR 392 (Thomas Drive) in Panama City Beach | CR 3031 (Thomas Drive) in Upper Grand Lagoon | former SR 392A [2] |
 CR 3031 | Thomas Drive | CR 392 (Thomas Drive) and Bristol Street in Lower Grand Lagoon | US 98 and Wildwood Road in Upper Grand Lagoon | former SR 757 [2] |
 CR 3033 | Richard Jackson Boulevard | US 98 Alt. / SR 30 (Front Beach Road) in Panama City Beach | US 98 (Panama City Beach Parkway) and Richard Jackson Boulevard in Panama City Beach | former SR 30D [2] |
 CR 3035 | Argonaut Road Argonaut Street | US 98 Alt. / SR 30 (Front Beach Road) in Panama City Beach | US 98 (Panama City Beach Parkway) in Panama City Beach | former SR 30J [2] |
 CR 3037 | Wisteria Lane | US 98 Alt. / SR 30 (Front Beach Road) in Laguna Beach | US 98 (Panama City Beach Parkway) in Laguna Beach | former SR 30E [2] |
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