North Esser Road in Kendall County, Texas
North Esser Road in Kendall County is a secondary road. It runs in a north-south direction starting from Ranch Road 474 and crosses Derby Drive, Adler Road, Oak Knoll Circle, Hidden Haven Drive, Deer Creek Drive, Chaparral Creek Drive, Greyhound Lane, Fawn Valley Drive, Bentwood Drive and East Blanco Road and ends at South Esser Road. It connects Boerne and Kendall County. This street is part of the highway "474".
- Road Type
- secondary road
- Route
- north-south
Streets nearby
Del Mar Road0.2 mi
Latigo Lane0.2 mi
Retama Road0.2 mi
Derby Drive0.2 mi
Pocono Road0.2 mi
Maxwell Drive0.2 mi
Churchill Road0.3 mi
Dover Downs0.3 mi
Santa Anita Road0.3 mi
Oak Haven Lane0.4 mi
Belmont Road0.4 mi
Oak Knoll Circle0.4 mi
Rock Creek Circle0.5 mi
Hidden Haven Drive0.5 mi
Wild Rose Street0.5 mi
Bluebonnet Circle0.5 mi
Rock Canyon Drive0.5 mi
Stone Creek Circle0.5 mi
Lone Tree0.5 mi
Staudt Street0.5 mi
Stone Creek Drive0.6 mi
Leather Leaf0.6 mi
Birdsong0.6 mi
Currey Creek Trail0.6 mi
Chaparral Creek Drive0.6 mi
Greyhound Lane0.7 mi
Toepperwein Road0.7 mi
Fawn Valley Drive0.7 mi
English Oaks Circle0.7 mi
Commercial DriveThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
0.7 mi
Adler Road0.7 mi
Oak Grove Drive0.7 mi
Creekside Drive0.7 mi
Stonegate Road0.7 mi
Harvest Garden0.7 mi
North Esser Road0.8 mi
East Blanco RoadBoerne
0.8 mi
Dawn Drive0.8 mi
Bentwood Drive0.8 mi
Medical Drive0.8 mi
Deer Hollow Drive0.8 mi
Deer Creek Drive0.8 mi
Terrace Drive0.9 mi
Residential areas nearby
Oak Knoll0.3 mi
Hidden Oaks0.4 mi
Stone Creek0.5 mi
Garden Creek Apartments0.5 mi
English Oaks0.7 mi
Streams nearby
Currey Creek0.6 mi
Other nearby
Boerne Substation0.7 mi
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| Bike lane on roadway | |
| Cycling allowed on bus lane | |
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| Open to cyclists | |
| Open to cyclists, good path | |
| Cycling prohibited | |
| Cobblestone |
| Long-distance bike route | (depending on scale) | |
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| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
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| Pedestrians prohibited |