Florida State Road 35
highway in Florida
State Road 35 (SR 35) is a north–south state highway in the western counties of the U.S. state of Florida.
Route description
It is mainly signed as a hidden route along U.S. Highways:
U.S. Route 17: Punta Gorda to Bartow.
U.S. Route 98: Zolfo Springs to Trilacoochee (which also carries hidden SR 700).
U.S. Route 301: south of Dade City to Belleview
In Bartow, SR 35 turns west and follows East Main Street, before turning north again on North Broadway Avenue, and rejoining US 98 again at SR 60 (Van Fleet Drive).
Evidence of SR 35's existence can be found in Hardee County, Florida along County Roads 35A & 35B in Coker, Wauchula, and Zolfo Springs. Polk County's evidence of SR 35's existence can be found with County Road 35A between Lakeland and Providence, and in Pasco County, Florida, evidence of SR 35's existence can be found with County Road 35 Alternate between Branchborough and Dade City. According to some maps, County Road 41 Alternate (Spring Valley Road) was previously known as CR 35B, and was extended to US 98-301 north of Dade City along Frazee Hill Road.
Within Belleview, the road is briefly co-signed with US 27-441 (SR 25-500) then turns right at the eastern terminus of CR 484, where it is signed independently along Southeast Hames Road, and then turns left again at Baseline Road, where it curves north as it leaves the city. While State Road 35 terminates at State Road 40 near the site of the former Wild Waters water park in Silver Springs, the road continues northward as County Road 35 through the intersection with State Road 326, passing through Indian Lake State Forest where it finally terminates at Northeast 90th Street Road and Northeast 97th Street Road.
Major intersections
Related roads
County Road 35 in Marion County
County Road 35 is a northern extension of SR 35.
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