Roads in the city of Louisville, Kentucky
6461 roads in Louisville’s dataset, including motorways and primary roads with details on lanes, speed limits, and surface types for GIS projects.

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Access a comprehensive Roads dataset tailored for Louisville, featuring over 6,400 entries meticulously designed to aid GIS professionals in urban planning, traffic management, and infrastructure development. This dataset encompasses detailed aspects of motorways and primary roads such as the Henry Watterson Expressway, Brown’s Station Way, and the iconic Sherman Minton Bridge. Key data points include surface material, lane count, presence of bicycle and footpaths, and bridge designations, with specifics on one-way traffic regulations and maximum speed limits to support diverse analysis needs. Highways like the Kentucky Turnpike and John F. Kennedy Memorial Bridge are also detailed, providing robust data for extensive geographic and traffic-related studies in the Louisville region.
The Roads in Louisville dataset comprises a range of features, including:
- Henry Watterson Expressway
- Brown’s Station Way
- Sherman Minton Bridge
- Shawnee Expressway
- Kentucky Turnpike
- John F. Kennedy Memorial Bridge
- Gene Snyder Freeway
- Standiford Field
- East Spring Street
- Eastern Parkway
- Denny Crum Overpass
- Westport Road
- Crittenden Drive
- Downing Way
- Brook Street Connector
- Abraham Lincoln Bridge
- Spring Street
- Brownsboro Road
- Buechel Bypass
- Clark Memorial Bridge
- New Cut Road
- Newburg Road
- Breckenridge Lane
- South 2nd Street
Upon completion of your Felt account setup, access your dedicated interactive map displaying Roads in Louisville. Employ various tools for customization, analysis, and seamless GeoPackage data export. Moreover, dive into our extensive repository of pre-established GIS data, housing numerous supplementary datasets crafted for Louisville.







