Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard in Waco, Texas
Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard in Waco is a two-lane, asphalted secondary road and it crosses a bridge. It runs in a southeast-northwest direction starting from Steinbeck Bend Drive and crosses Lake Shore Drive and ends at North Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard. Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard also exists in El Paso County, Wichita County, Bell County, Milam County and Dallas County.
- Road Type
- secondary road
- Lanes
- 2
- Speed Limit
- 50 mph
- Route
- southeast-northwest
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Schools
Variety stores
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Pharmacies
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Streets nearby
River Trail0.2 mi
Speed Run0.4 mi
Rio Perdido0.4 mi
Emmons Cliff Drive0.4 mi
Tar Hill0.4 mi
Act of Faith0.4 mi
Johnnie0.4 mi
Brazos Bosque Road0.4 mi
EdgeBuzzard Overlook
0.4 mi
Twin Bridges0.4 mi
North Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard0.4 mi
Powerline0.4 mi
Vermont0.5 mi
Circle Drive0.5 mi
Kite0.5 mi
Kidney0.5 mi
Colorado0.5 mi
Sidewinder0.5 mi
Picnic0.5 mi
Cave of the Minotaur0.5 mi
Fox Run0.5 mi
Erect0.5 mi
Buzzard0.6 mi
Drain Pipe0.6 mi
Cameron Park Drive0.6 mi
Twister0.6 mi
Lawson0.6 mi
Shyst0.6 mi
Vortex0.6 mi
Dead River0.6 mi
Slinky0.6 mi
J J Flewellen RoadDoris Miller Elementary School
0.7 mi
Hang Ten0.7 mi
Lean To0.7 mi
Torquer0.7 mi
The Force0.7 mi
Baseball0.7 mi
Rebel One0.7 mi
California 560.7 mi
Brazos Drive0.7 mi
Weber Run0.7 mi
Merriwood Lane0.7 mi
Lawson Point Drive0.7 mi
Edward Drive0.8 mi
Robin Road0.8 mi
Lindsey Hollow Road0.8 mi
Root Canal0.8 mi
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| Cycling allowed on bus lane | |
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| Open to cyclists, good path | |
| Cycling prohibited | |
| Cobblestone |
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| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
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| Pedestrians prohibited |