List of county roads in Sarasota County, Florida

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The following is a list of county roads in Sarasota County, Florida . All county roads are maintained by the county where they reside, although not all routes are marked with standard county road shields. County roads in Sarasota County are maintained by Sarasota County Public Works. [1]

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County Road 72

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County Road 72
Location Siesta Key
Length1.0 mi [2]  (1.6 km)

County Road 72 is the county-controlled segment of Stickney Point Road connecting to Siesta Key. [3]

County Road 72A

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County Road 72A
Location South Sarasota–Ridge Wood Heights–South Gate Ridge–Bee Ridge
Length7.3 mi [4]  (11.7 km)

County Road 72A (CR 72A) is Proctor Road through South Sarasota and Bee Ridge. [5]

County Road 610

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County Road 610
Location Sarasota
Length2.0 mi [6]  (3.2 km)

County Road 610 (CR 610) is University Parkway between US 41 and US 301 on the north side of Sarasota near Sarasota–Bradenton International Airport. [3]

County Road 683

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County Road 683
Location North Sarasota
Length1.5 mi [7]  (2.4 km)

County Road 683 (CR 683) runs along portions of Tuttle Avenue and Martin Luther King Jr. Way just northeast of Sarasota. It runs along Tuttle Avenue from SR 780 (Fruitville Road) north for 1.5 miles to Martin Luther King Jr. Way. It then turns west along Martin Luther King Jr. Way another mile to US 301. The route was previously a spur of SR 683, a designation which remains the hidden designation of US 301. Both Tuttle Avenue and Martin Luther King Jr. Way continue beyond the limits of CR 683 without designations. [5] [8]

County Road 683A

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County Road 683A
Location Sarasota
Length0.6 mi [9]  (970 m)

County Road 683A (CR 683A) is the designation previously applied to Airport Circle from University Parkway, then east on Rental Car Road and north on Bradenton Road. [5] [10] The route is now controlled by Sarasota–Bradenton International Airport. The full route of Bradenton Road and 15th Street in Manatee County was the original alignment of SR 683. [11] US 301 was extended south to Sarasota via SR 683 in 1953 with US 301/SR 683 running on a new alignment to the east from the Manatee/Sarasota County line south and entering Sarasota along Washington Boulevard. Bradenton Road was then designated SR 683A. [12] Bradenton Road's connection with 15th Street/301 Boulevard (previously US 301/SR 683) to the north in Manatee County has since been severed due to extensions of the airport's Runway 14/32. [12]


County Road 758

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County Road 758
Location Siesta Key–Sarasota–Bee Ridge
Length5.8 mi [13]  (9.3 km)

County Road 758 (CR 758) is Midnight Pass Road, Higel Avenue, and Siesta Drive on Siesta Key before crossing to the mainland in Sarasota. In Sarasota, it then South Osprey Avenue and Bay Road to US 41. [3]


County Road 762

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County Road 762
Location Laurel–Nokomis–Venice
Length5.8 mi [14]  (9.3 km)

County Road 762 (CR 762) is Laurel Road through Laurel and the northeast section of Venice. [3] The route is signed only at its interchange with Interstate 75. [15]

Route description

Laurel Road begins at Bayshore Road in Laurel. It heads east as a two-lane road and it intersects US 41 (Tamiami Trail) about half a mile later. From US 41, Laurel Road continues east as a four-lane undivided road. It crosses the Legacy Trail before running along the north side of Nokomis. Laurel Road enters the northeastern section of Venice as it intersects Interstate 75. Beyond Interstate 75, Laurel Road continues east through residential areas before intersecting Jacaranda Boulevard (CR 765). CR 762 terminates a quarter of a mile east of Jacaranda Boulevard at Ciltadella Drive. Though, Laurel Road continues east under maintenance of the city of Venice another 0.75 mile to Venice Myakka River Park. [14]

History

Laurel Road was a dirt road in its early years. In the 1960s, it was paved and a bridge was built over Shackett Creek which extended the road further east. [16] When Interstate 75 opened through Sarasota County in 1981, Laurel Road initially did not have an interchange with the new freeway. The crossing of the two roadways was upgraded to a full interchange in 1996 and Laurel Road was widened to four lanes. [17]

Major intesections

Locationmi [14] kmDestinationsNotes
Laurel 0.00.0Bayshore Road
0.50.80US 41.svg US 41 (South Tamiami Trail / SR 45)
Venice 3.65.8I-75.svg I-75 (SR 93) – Naples, Tampa Exit 195 on I-75
5.58.9South plate county.svg
CR 765 jct.svg CR 765 south (Jacaranda Boulevard)
5.89.3Ciltadella Drivecontinues east to Venice Myakka River Park
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

County Road 765

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County Road 765
Location South Venice–Venice Gardens–Venice
Length7.2 mi [18]  (11.6 km)

County Road 765 (CR 765) is Jarcaranda Boulevard just to the east of Venice. The route is signed only at its interchange with Interstate 75. [15]

Route description

Jacaranda Boulevard begins at an intersection with SR 776 (Englewood Road) in South Venice. Less than a mile later, it intersects with US 41 (Tamiami Trail). It continues north on a winding route crossing Alligator Creek into Venice Gardens. North of Alligator Creek, it passes residential communities and the Jacaranda West Country Club. It intersects Center Road and passes more residential communities before coming to a roundabout with Venice Avenue (CR 772), which runs west to central Venice. A mile north of Venice Avenue, Jacaranda Boulevard comes to an interchange with Interstate 75. North of I-75, Jacaranda Boulevard is reduced to two lanes and continues north. At Border Road, it enters Venice city limits and continues north as a two-lane divided road to its northern terminus at Laurel Road (CR 762). [18]

History

The first segment of Jacaranda Boulevard built was from Center Road south to Alligator Creek in the 1970s to provide access to the Jacaranda communities. [19]

The road was built from Venice Avenue north to Interstate 75 when I-75 opened in Sarasota County in 1981. This segment was originally known as Everglades Boulevard. [19] Later in the decade, Jacaranda Boulevard was extended north from Center Road to Venice Avenue connecting to Everglades Boulevard (which was renamed as an extension of Jacaranda Bouelvard to make the road continuous). [20]

Jacaranda Boulevard was extended south from Alligator Creek to its current southern terminus at Englewood Road (SR 776) in 1987. [21]

On the north end, Jacaranda Boulevard was extended north from I-75 to Border Road in the 1990s. [22] It was further extended to Laurel Road in 2013. [23]

Major intersections

Locationmi [18] kmDestinationsNotes
South Venice 0.00.0Florida 776.svg SR 776 (Englewood Road)
0.71.1US 41.svg US 41 (South Tamiami Trail / SR 45)
​2.94.7Center Road
​4.47.1CR 772 jct.svg CR 772 (Venice Avenue)
​5.28.4I-75.svg I-75 (SR 93) – Naples, Tampa Exit 193 on I-75
Venice 6.09.7Border Road
7.211.6CR 762 jct.svg CR 762 (Laurel Road)
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

County Road 771

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County Road 771
Location North Port
Length7.2 mi [24]  (11.6 km)

County Road 771 (CR 771) is Sumter Boulevard in North Port. Despite being signed as a county route at its interchange with Interstate 75, the entire route of Sumter Boulevard from US 41 (Tamiami Trail) to Tropicaire Boulevard is maintained by the city of North Port. [15] [25]

Major intersections

Locationmi [24] kmDestinationsNotes
North Port 0.00.0US 41.svg US 41 (South Tamiami Trail / SR 45)
2.54.0Price Boulevard
4.67.4I-75.svg I-75 (SR 93) – Naples, Tampa Exit 182 on I-75
5.69.0Tropicaire Boulevard
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

County Road 772

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County Road 772
Location Venice
Length3.7 mi [26]  (6.0 km)

County Road 772 (CR 772) is Venice Avenue, the primary east–west road through Venice. [3]

Route description

CR 772 begins in Venice at an intersection with US 41 Business (the original Tamiami Trail). Venice Avenue extends from this point west as a city street less than a mile to the Gulf of Mexico at Venice Beach. From its terminus at US 41 Business, CR 772 runs east over the Intracoastal Waterway on Venice Avenue Bridge, a two-lane bascule bridge. Once across the bridge, CR 772 expands to four lanes and intersects US 41. It continues east through Venice and comes to a roundabout with Jacaranda Boulevard (CR 765) less than a mile after leaving Venice city limits. CR 772 terminates at Jacaranda Boulevard, but Venice Avenue continues east without a designation another three miles to the Myakka River. [26]

History

Venice Avenue was historically two separate roadways on either side of present-day US 41 (which was the southern end of Albee Farm Road before US 41 was rerouted to its current alignment in 1965). [27]

The western 1.5 miles of Venice Avenue from the Gulf of Mexico was a city street when Venice was incorporated in the 1920s. [28] The road from the Myakka River west was originally a separate road known as Venice Farm Road. At Hatchett Creek, Venice Farm Road shifted north a block and ran along present-day Ridgewood Avenue to Venice. Venice Farm Road was originally part of SR 311, but was redesignated as SR 770 as part of the 1945 Florida State Road renumbering. [29] [30] The west end of Venice Farm Road was realigned to connect with Venice Avenue in the late 1950s, making it part of Venice Avenue. [31]

The Intracoastal Waterway was dug through Venice in the late 1960s after the realignment of US 41. In preparation for the construction of the waterway, Venice Avenue was elevated on to the Venice Avenue Bridge, which was built in 1966. [32] Venice Avenue was designated as SR 772 in the early 1970s. [33] [8] It subsequently became CR 772 when it was given to county control.

Major intersections

Locationmi [26] kmDestinationsNotes
Venice 0.00.0Business plate.svg
US 41.svg US 41 Bus. (Tamiami Trail / SR 45)		Venice Avenue continues west as a city street
0.1–
0.4		0.16–
0.64		Venice Avenue Bridge over Intracoastal Waterway
0.71.1US 41.svg US 41 (SR 45A)
​3.76.0CR 765 jct.svg CR 765 (Jacaranda Boulevard)Venice Avenue continues east as an undesignated county road
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

County Road 773

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County Road 773
Location Gulf Gate Estates–South Gate Ridge–Sarasota
Length8.2 mi [34]  (13.2 km)

County Road 773 (CR 773) is the unsigned designation for Beneva Road, which runs from a point near Gulf Gate Estates to Sarasota. [3]

Route description

Beneva Road begins at an intersection with US 41 near the Sarasota Square Mall on the southeast side of Gulf Gate Estates. It heads north along the eastern edge of Gulf Gate Estates and intersects SR 72 (Clark Road). As it passes Red Bug Slough Preserve, Beneva Road enters South Gate Ridge. It then intersects SR 758 (Bee Ridge Road) 1.5 miles later. North of Bee Ridge Road, Beneva Road runs between Southgate and Sarasota Springs. It then intersects Webber Street and Bahia Vista Street as it continues north. Beneva Road enters Sarasota city limits right after crossing the Legacy Trail. It then intersects SR 780 (Fruitville Road), the primary east–west road through Sarasota. Beneva Road terminates a mile north of Fruitville Road at 17th Street. [34]

History

The route was previously SR 773. [8]

Major intersections

Locationmi [24] kmDestinationsNotes
Gulf Gate Estates 0.00.0US 41.svg US 41 (Tamiami Trail / SR 45)continues south as Vamo Road
2.54.0Florida 72.svg SR 72 (Clark Road)
South Gate Ridge 3.55.6CR 72A jct.svg CR 72A (Proctor Road)
South Gate Ridge–Southgate–
Sarasota Springs tripoint		4.57.2Florida 758.svg SR 758 (Bee Ridge Road)
Southgate–Sarasota Springs line5.28.4Webber Street
​6.210.0Bahia Vista Street
Sarasota 7.211.6Florida 780.svg SR 780 (Fruitville Road)
8.213.217th Street
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

County Road 774

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County Road 774
Location Woodmere–Manasota Key
Length1.8 mi [35]  (2.9 km)

County Road 774 (CR 774) is the unsigned designation for Manasota Beach Road running from Woodmere to Manasota Key. [3]

Route description

CR 774 begins at SR 776 in Woodmere between Venice and Englewood. From here, it runs along Manasota Beach Road west, south, and west to the Intracoastal Waterway. It then crosses the waterway and Lemon Bay on a double-leaf bascule bridge on to Manasota Key. CR 774 terminates 500 feet west of the bridge, though Manasota Beach Road continues south without a designation along Manasota Key. [35]

History

The route came into existence in the 1920s when the route's first bridge to Manasota Key was built. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers convinced Sarasota County to build the first bridge since they were developing the north end of Manasota Key. [36] The route was designated SR 774 after the 1945 Florida state road renumbering. [8]

The original bridge to Manasota Key was replaced with the current bascule bridge in 1964. [37] The original bridge was replaced due to its age as well as the need for a larger structure since Lemon Bay had become part of the Intracoastal Waterway. [36]

County Road 775A

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County Road 775A
Location Englewood
Length2.8 mi [38]  (4.5 km)

County Road 775A (CR 775A) is the unsigned designation for West Dearborn Street and Old Englewood Road in Englewood. [8] [3]

Route description

CR 775A begins at an intersection with SR 776 (Indiana Avenue) and CR 777 (East Dearborn Street) in central Englewood. From here, it heads west along West Dearborn Street for less than a mile before turning north along Old Englewood Road. It runs for 2 miles before terminating at SR 776 (Englewood Road). [38]

History

Old Englewood Road was the original alignment of Englewood Road entering Englewood. Englewood Road, Old Englewood Road, and Dearborn Street were part of the Tamiami Trail prior to the 1930s. [39] It then became SR 311 up until the 1945 Florida State Road renumbering. After the renumbering, it became SR 775, which continued south thorough Englewood along McCall Road with Dearborn Street east becoming SR 777. SR 775 (which became SR 776 in later years) was realigned to run along an extended Indiana Avenue, with the old route becoming Old Englewood Road. Old Englewood Road and East Dearborn Street were then designated SR 775A (and later CR 775A). [8] [40]

County Road 777

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County Road 777
Location Englewood–North Port
Length7.7 mi [41]  (12.4 km)

County Road 777 (CR 777) is East Dearborn Street and River Road running from Englewood to North Port. [3]

County Road 778

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County Road 778
Location Sarasota
Length7.7 mi [42]  (12.4 km)

County Road 778 (CR 778) is Desoto Road in Sarasota. [3]

Route description

CR 778 begins at University Parkway on the east edge of Sarasota city limits. From here, it proceeds east along Desoto Road. It crosses the Seminole Gulf Railway and continues a short distance to US 301. CR 778 officially terminates at US 301, though Desoto Road continues east as an undesignated to Desoto Lakes. [42]

History

Desoto Road was originally designated SR 778 and ran between US 41 and US 301. [8] It later became CR 778 after it was relinquished to county control. In the early 1990s, University Parkway (CR 610) was extended west to Desoto Road near Sarasota–Bradenton International Airport. Desoto Road west of University Parkway then became part of University Parkway upon completion of the extension. [43]

County Road 779

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County Road 779
Location North Port
Length5.6 mi [44]  (9.0 km)

County Road 779 (CR 779) is Toledo Blade Boulevard in North Port. Despite being signed as a county route at its interchange with Interstate 75, the entire route of Toledo Blade Boulevard from the Charlotte County Line at Hillsborough Boulevard to Tropicaire Boulevard is maintained by the city of North Port. [15] [25]

Major intersections

Locationmi [44] kmDestinationsNotes
North Port 0.00.0Hillsborough Boulevardcontinues into Charlotte County
2.64.2Price Boulevard
4.77.6I-75.svg I-75 (SR 93) – Naples, Tampa Exit 179 on I-75
5.79.2Tropicaire Boulevard
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

County Road 780

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County Road 780
Location Englewood–North Port
Length14.1 mi [45]  (22.7 km)

County Road 780 (CR 780) is primarily Fruitville Road east of Interstate 75. It runs along Fruitville Road from Coburn Road (just east of I-75) east to Myakka Road. It then follows Myakka Road south to the Manatee County Line at Hancock Road. [3] The route was previously part of SR 780. [8]

County Road 789

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County Road 789
Location Laurel–Osprey–Casey Key
Length2.1 mi [46] [47]  (3.4 km)

County Road 789 (CR 789) is the unsigned designation applied discontinuously to Blackburn Point Road and Albee Road. Both roads connect the mainland to Casey Key. [3]

County Road 789A

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County Road 789A
Location Siesta Key
Length2.6 mi [48]  (4.2 km)

County Road 789A (CR 789A) runs along Beach Road, Ocean Boulevard, and Higel Avenue on the western side of Siesta Key. [3]

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