Interstate 69E in Texas

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Interstate 69E in Texas is a developing north–south Interstate corridor in South Texas that connects the Rio Grande Valley toward Corpus Christi as part of the planned I-69 system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Interstate Highway
auxiliary Interstate Highway
highway in Texas
abbreviation I-69E
linked to: Interstate 69E
connects Rio Grande Valley
linked to: Rio Grande valley
connectsRegion Coastal Bend of Texas
Rio Grande Valley
linked to: Rio Grande valley
connectsToward Corpus Christi
country United States
designationYear 2013
direction north–south
followsCorridor US Route 77 in Texas
hasAuxiliaryRoute Interstate 169 in Texas
hasJunctionWith Interstate 2 in Texas
Interstate 37 in Texas
Interstate 69C in Texas
Interstate 69W in Texas
hasToll no
isSpurOf Interstate 69
locatedInMetropolitanArea Brownsville–Harlingen metropolitan area
Corpus Christi metropolitan area
maintainedBy Texas Department of Transportation
numberingSystem east branch of Interstate 69 in Texas
partOf Interstate Highway System
planned Interstate 69 system
passesThrough Cameron County, Texas
Nueces County, Texas
Willacy County, Texas
previousDesignation U.S. Route 77 NERFINISHED
regionServed South Texas
roadType freeway
routeNumber 69E
servesCity Brownsville, Texas
linked to: Brownsville

Harlingen, Texas
Kingsville, Texas
Raymondville, Texas
Robstown, Texas
signedAsInterstate yes
state Texas
status partially complete
under development
terminusCity Brownsville, Texas
linked to: Brownsville

Harlingen, Texas
Raymondville, Texas
Robstown, Texas

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U.S. Route 59 overlapsWith Interstate 69E in Texas
Interstate 2 hasJunctionWith Interstate 69E in Harlingen, Texas
linked to: Interstate 69E in Texas
U.S. Route 77 in Texas overlapsWith Interstate 69E in Texas