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Farm to Market Road 2004 : ウィキペディア英語版
Farm to Market Road 2004

Farm to Market Road 2004 (FM 2004) is a farm to market road in Brazoria and Galveston counties, Texas.〔
==Route description==
FM 2004 begins near the village of Jones Creek and the TDCJ Clemens Unit prison, at an intersection with ; the roadway past SH 36 is . The route travels to the northeast, crossing the Brazos River and entering Lake Jackson, where it intersects and then the expressway north of Brazos Mall. FM 2004 travels through Richwood before entering unincorporated areas of Brazoria County, south of Danbury and Liverpool, and north of the Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge. The highway crosses a steep bridge over Chocolate Bayou and passes chemical plants before entering Galveston County. The route turns more to the north, crossing in Hitchcock. The route begins a brief concurrency with in La Marque just prior to a junction with IH 45. FM 1764 turns to the east past the IH 45 junction, while FM 2004 resumes its northerly route through Texas City, passing of Mall of the Mainland before ending at .〔
In 2005, the Brazoria County section of FM 2004, from the Galveston County line to SH 36, was designated the Jason Oliff Memorial Highway in honor of Brazoria County Sheriff Deputy Jason Oliff.〔Texas House of Representatives, 80th Session, HB 1682. (). Retrieved 2011-01-08.〕 Oliff was killed on December 5, 2005, while placing flares in front of the BP Amoco plant on FM 2004 just southwest of the FM 2917 intersection.

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