Interstate 59

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Interstate 59
File:Interstate 59 map.png
Length- 445 miles
South end- Slidell, LA
North end- Wildwood, GA
States served- LA, MS, AL, GA

Interstate 59 (I-59), length 445 miles long, is an Interstate Highway in the southern United States. Its southern terminus is near Slidell, Louisiana, a northeastern suburb of New Orleans, at its interchange with I-10 and I-12, and its northern terminus is at Wildwood, Georgia, at its interchange with I-24.

The highway's major purpose is to connect Chattanooga, Tennessee, and points north, with New Orleans viaBirmingham, Alabama. Along its entire route, I-59 is parallel to U.S. Route 11 (US 11). I-59 is a four-lanefreeway along its entire route except for some portions north of Tuscaloosa, Alabama and in the Birmingham, Alabama, metropolitan area, where it is several lanes wider.

 mikm
LA1118
MS171.716276.350
AL241388
GA20.5733.27
Total444715
Major junctions
South end:I‑10 / I‑12 near Slidell, LA
 

US 98 in Hattiesburg, MS
US 84 in Laurel, MS
I-20 in Meridian, MS
US-82 in Tuscaloosa, AL
I‑65 in Birmingham, AL
I‑20 in Birmingham, AL

US-431 in Gadsden, AL
North end:I‑24 in Wildwood, GA
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstate_59
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