Lyons Road
Lyons Road stretches from Broward Boulevard to the south, to Atlantic Avenue to the north. Lyons Road is also constructed in several segments along Palm Beach County. The private lands required to complete this project has been a decades-long construction project. It originally stretched from Palm Beach County south to Cypress Creek (the C-14 canal), then turned west at what is now West Atlantic Boulevard to dead end at the Two Mile Canal (now Riverside Drive in Coral Springs). Portions of Lyons Road came into existence north of what is now Coconut Creek Parkway simple because drainage of an agricultural area known as Punkin Swamp required digging of shale and sludge that was piled up alongside a drainage ditch. Flattened out, it became the base of a road that was eventually paved.
The road is named for Henry Budd Lyons, who drained thousands of acres of swampland and turned it into bean farms, starting in 1911.
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The road is named for Henry Budd Lyons, who drained thousands of acres of swampland and turned it into bean farms, starting in 1911.
pompanohistory.com/phc/blog/2006_02_01_pompanohistory_a...
Lyons Road, related objects
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 26°19'3"N 80°11'11"W
- Winston Park 2.3 km
- Pine Tree Estates 3.7 km
- Cypress Head 4.2 km
- Boca Woods 5.1 km
- BBB Ranches 5.6 km
- CW Hendrix Farms 5.8 km
- The Township 6 km
- Logger's Run 6.6 km
- Broward County, Florida 34 km
- Palm Beach County, Florida 45 km
- Wiles Road 5.7 km
- Judge Winikoff Road 6.3 km
- Ramblewood Drive 10 km
- Florida State Road 869 (Sawgrass Expressway) 16 km
- Florida State Road 838 (Sunrise Boulevard) 21 km
- Sistrunk Boulevard 21 km
- Florida State Road 842 (Broward Boulevard) 22 km
- Interstate 595 (Florida) 25 km
- Florida State Road 838 (Sawgrass Corporate Parkwa) 25 km
- Interstate 75 (Florida State Road 93) 36 km