Interstate 10 in Mississippi

Interstate 10 is a major east-west Interstate Highway in the southern areas of the United States. It runs nearly coast to coast from Santa Monica, California to Jacksonville, Florida.

In Mississippi, I-10 enters the Gulf Coast area of the state from Louisiana after crossing the East Pearl River. The highway parallels U.S. 90 to the north as it runs through the southern parts of three counties: Hancock, Harrison and Jackson.

The highway passes through the northern sections of three cities: Gulfport, Biloxi and Moss Point.

After leaving Moss Point, I-10 heads northeastward and enters Alabama after treking nearly 80 miles in the Magnolia State.

I-10 is four lanes through the state, except for the stretch between exits 28 and 50. Between those two exits, the highway is six lanes.

Exit List

County	Location	Exit #	Destinations	Notes
leaves Saint Tammany Parish, Louisiana and crosses the East Pearl River into Hancock County, Mississippi
Hancock		2	MS 607 - NASA-John C. Stennis Space Center; Waveland	Exit to access Mississippi Welcome Center
		13	MS 43/MS 603 - Bay Saint Louis; Kiln
		16	Diamondhead
Harrison		20	DeLilse; Pass Christian
		24	Menge Avenue	Another route to Pass Christian
		28	Long Beach
	Gulfport	31	Canal Road
		34A	U.S. 49 south - Gulfport
		34B	U.S. 49 north - Hattiesburg
		38	MS 605 (Lorraine-Cowan Road) - Bernard Bayou Industrial District
		41	MS 67 - Woolmarket
	Biloxi	44	Cedar Lake Road; Coast Coliseum
		46A	Interstate 110/MS 15 south - Biloxi; Keesler AFB
		46B	MS 15 north	No city/town/sign on exit signs
Jackson		50	MS 609 south - Ocean Springs
		57	MS 57 - Vancleave; Gautier
		61	Gautier
	Moss Point	68	MS 613 - Moss Point; Pascagoula
		69	MS 63 - East Moss Point; East Pascagoula	Access to reach Lucedale.
		75	Franklin Creek Road
leaves Jackson County, Mississippi and enters Mobile County, Alabama

External links

• Interstate 10 - Mississippi (AARoads.com)

Browse numbered routes
← MS 9W	MS	→ US 11