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State Road 542 (SR 542) is a westāeast route in Central Florida, serving Polk County. It runs 6 miles from downtown Winter Haven to west of downtown Dundee, Florida.
Route description
State Road 542 starts in the heart of downtown Winter Haven, as Central Avenue, the westāeast axis of the city's grid plan. Its western terminus is the intersection with 1st Street (SR 549), the city's northāsouth axis. As it heads eastward, it soon reaches Lake Elbert, whose southern shore it skirts as Lake Elbert Drive SE. Past Lake Elbert, it shoots due eastward as Dundee Road, passing Overlook Drive, a southwestānortheast access route to Cypress Gardens Blvd, and intersecting with US 27 at the Dundee Ridge Plaza shopping center. True to its name, Dundee Road leads from US 27 to the downtown of Dundee, where it intersects with SR 17, the Scenic Highway.
Major intersections
The entire route is in Polk County.
Related routes
= County Road 542
=County Road 542 exists in three separate places in Polk County:
One segment, called Old Tampa Highway, traverses western Lakeland from County Line Road to Wabash Avenue.
The middle segment has its western terminus at Gary Road in eastern Lakeland, where it is known as E Main Street and then K-Ville Avenue. It traverses eastward toward Winter Haven, where it is called Avenue G NW, conforming with the city's grid plan and ending at US 17 near where SR 542 picks up.
The easternmost segment starts at SR 17 just south of Dundee, near the eastern terminus of SR 542. This segment, known as Lake Hatchineha Road, leads deep through rural Polk County all the way to Lake Hatchineha.
References
External links
FDOT Map of Polk County (Including SR 542)