Farm to Market Road 2847

Farm to Market Road 2847

Infobox TX State Highway
type=Farm
route=2847
length_mi=4.9
length_ref=TxDOT|FM|2847]
length_round=1
formed=1963
dir1=West
dir2=East
from=
junction=
to=
previous_type=Farm
previous_route=2846
next_type=Farm
next_route=2848

Farm to Market Road 2847 or FM 2847 is a two-lane, state-maintained highway that connects (indirectly) Henrietta with Lake Arrowhead in Clay County. It was designated in August 1963.

*Counties: Clay

Termini

FM 2847 terminates at SH 148 near Henrietta and at a point .6 miles south of FM 2606 in central Clay County.

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