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Milebymile.Com Personal Road Trip Guide Mississippi Interstate Highway #55 MileByMile.com Personal Road Trip Guide Mississippi Interstate Highway #55 Miles ITEM SUMMARY 1.0 Exit 1 State Highway #584, Community of Osyka, Mississippi, Nora Park, Community of Gladhurst, Mississippi, Community of Gillsburg, Mississippi 4.0 Exit 4 Chatawa Road, United States Highway #51, Community of Chatawa, Mississippi, Community of Stephens, Mississippi, Community of Terrys Creek, Mississippi, 8.0 Exit 8 State Highway #568, United States Highway #51, Lang Road, Community of Emerald, Mississippi, 10.0 Exit 10 W Bay Street State Highway #48, Muddy Springs Road, Community of Magnolia, Mississippi, Magnolia Public Library, Community of Leggett, Mississippi, Community of Mixon, Mississippi, 13.0 Exit 13 Airport Fernwood Road, State Highway #48, United States Highway #51, Community of Fernwood, Mississippi, McComb-Pike County Airport, Fernwood Country Club, Community of Pitts, Mississippi, Percy Quin State Park, Community of Irene, Mississippi, 15.0 Exit 15A Junction State Highway #24, United States Highway #98, Community of Bear Town, Mississippi, Alpha Center Library, Community of Jennings, Mississippi, 15.0 Exit 15B State Highway #24, State Highway 48, United States Highway #98, Community of Kirkville, Mississippi, Percy Quin State Park, Community of McElveen, Mississippi, 17.0 Exit 17 Delaware Avenue, Marion Avenue, Community of McComb, Mississippi, Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center, Lions Park, Douglas Park, Pike County Little Theatre, 18.0 Exit 18 State Highway #570, United State Highway #51, Community of Oakland, Mississippi, Community of Tangiapahoa, Mississippi, Community of McComb, Mississippi, Edgewood Park, 20.0 Exit 20A Lawrence Street, United States Highway #98, Community of Summit, Mississippi, 20.0 Exit 20B United States Highway #98, Lawrence Street, 24.0 Exit 24 Freeman Road SW, Pike County Line Road, Community of Johnstons Station, Mississippi, 30.0 Exit 30 Bogue Chitto Road SW, United States Highway #51, Community of Bogue Chitto, Mississippi, Communities of Blueberry, Mississippi - Norfield, Mississippi - Thayer, Mississippi, Community of Wellman, Mississippi, Community of Enterprise, Mississippi, Communities of Arlington, Mississippi - Center Point, Mississippi, 38.0 Exit 38 Junction United States Highway #84, United States Highway #51, Community of Hartman, Mississippi, Community of Fair Oak Springs, Mississippi, Community of West Lincoln, Mississippi, 40.0 Exit 40 Brookway Boulevard, Community of Brookhaven, Mississippi, Brookhaven Little Theatre, Mississippi School of Arts, Zetus Road NE, Community of Zetus, Mississippi, Page 1/11 PDF Document Generated on 2021-May-14 Copyright 2021, Mile By Mile Media MileByMile.com Personal Road Trip Guide 42.0 Exit 42 Dunn-Ratcliff Road NW, Union Street Ext. NE, Community of Brookhaven, Mississippi, Exchange Park, Brookhaven Country Club, Brookhaven-Lincoln County Airport, Community of Carlos, Mississippi, 48.0 Exit 48 Mt.Zion Road NW, Mt Zion Road NE, United States Highway #51, Community of Wesson, Michigan, Copiah Lincoln Junior College, Wolf Hollow Golf Club, Communities of New Sight, Mississippi - Montgomery, Mississippi, 51.0 Exit 51 Sylvarena Road, Lowery Road, United States Highway #51, Community of Beauregard, Mississippi, Community of Sand Hill, Mississippi, Community of Midway, Mississippi, Community of Bowerton, Mississippi, 56.0 Exit 56 Tower Road, United States Highway #51, State Highway #28, Community of Glancy, Mississippi, 59.0 Exit 59 County Farm Road, United States Highway #51, Community of Hazlehurst, Mississippi, 61.0 Exit 61 State Highway #28, Dentville Road, Community of Tillman, Mississippi, United States Highway #51, Community of Hazelhurst, Mississippi, Community of Hazlehurst, Mississippi, Hardy Wilson Memorial Hospital, Community of Shady Grove, Mississippi, Monticello Road, Communities of Sardis, Mississippi - Ashley, Mississippi, 65.0 Exit 65 W Gallman Road, Byrd Town Road, United States Highway #51, Community of Gallman, Mississippi, Copiah County Airport, 68.0 Exit 68 Pat Harrison Drive, United States Highway #51, Community of Crystal Springs, Mississippi, Crystal Springs City Library, 72.0 Exit 72 State Highway #27, Community of Hopewell, Mississippi, Communities of Beech Grove, Mississippi - Gatesville, Mississippi - Egypt Hill, Mississippi, Community of Thompsonville, Mississippi, 78.0 Exit 78 Cunningham Street, Terry Road, Green Gable Road, Community of Terry, Mississippi, Ella Bess Austin Public Library, Communities of Rosemary, Mississippi - Whites, Mississippi - Clear Branch, Mississippi, Tank Road, Communities of Morgans Store, Mississippi - Dabney Crossroads, Mississippi - Thompsonville, Mississippi, 81.0 Exit 81 Wynndale Road, Terry Road, Community of Sinai, Mississippi, Community of Spring Ridge, Mississippi, Community of Midway, Mississippi 85.0 Exit 85 Siwell Road, Terry Road, Florence Byram Road, Beverly J Brown Library, Community of Byram, Mississippi, Community of New Byram, Mississippi, Community of Seven Springs, Mississippi, Communities of Brookwood, Mississippi - Brookwood Pines, Mississippi - Brookleigh, Mississippi, Brookwood Country Club, Community of Florence, Mississippi, Florence City Hall, Florence Public Library, Community of Cleary Heights, Mississippi, Confederate Heights Country Club, Page 2/11 PDF Document Generated on 2021-May-14 Copyright 2021, Mile By Mile Media MileByMile.com Personal Road Trip Guide 88.0 Exit 88 Elton Road, Terry Road, Community of Red Hill, Mississippi, Community of Mayfair, Mississippi, Community of Richmond, Mississippi, 90.0 Exit 90A Savanna Street, McClure Road, Terry Road, Parham Bridges City Park, Community of Siwel, Mississippi, Communities of Sunkist, Mississippi - Briarcliff, Mississippi, 90.0 Exit 90B Daniel Lake Boulevard, Terry Road, Meadow Park, Community of Windsor Forest, Mississippi, Community of Forest Park Estates, Mississippi, Community of Woodville Heights, Mississippi, 92.0 Exit 92A E McDowell Road, S Frontage Road, Terry Road, Seventh Hills Public Library, Community of Cedar Hills, Mississippi, Community of Oak Creek, Mississippi, Community of Shadow Lake Estates, Mississippi, 92.0 Exit 92B Interstate Highway #20, Raymond Road, Terry Road, Community of Bradle, Mississippi, Community of Garden Park, Mississippi, Central Mississippi Medical Center, Hinds Comm College-Jackson Campus S, Battlefield Park, Jackson State University, 92.0 Exit 92C Interstate Highway #20, 94.0 Exit 94 United State Highway #80, Interstate Highway #20, Community of Pearl, Mississippi, Communities of Melvin Heights, Mississippi - Pine Park, Mississippi - Randall Place, Mississippi - Patton Place, Mississippi - McLaurin Heights, Mississippi - Kings Heights, Mississippi - Belaire, Mississippi - Country Place, Mississippi, Jackson International Airport, Flowood City Hall, Battlefield Park, MetroCenter Mall, 96.0 Exit 96A E Pearl Street, Mississippi State Fairgrounds, Mississippi Coliseum, Old Capitol Museum, Jackson City Hall, War Memorial Building, State Archieves and History Library, West Street Park, Galloway House, Prentis Park, Jackson State University, City of Jackson, Mississippi 96.0 Exit 96B High Street, United States Highway #51, Mississippi State Fairgrounds, Millsaps Buie House, Virden Patton House, Morris House, Eudora Welty Library, Mississippi State Capitol, Smith Robertson Museum, Alamo Theatre, Farish Street Historic Dist. NE, South Hills Branch Library, Poindexter Park, 96.0 Exit 96C E Fortification Street, Baptist Medical Center, Health Services Library, Bellhaven College, Manship House Museum, Sunny Guy Golf Course, Livingston Park, Jackson Zoological Park, Hawkins Field, Community of Dixon Acres, Mississippi, Community of Magnolia Terrace, Mississippi, Community of Queens Lane, Mississippi, 98.0 Exit 98A E Woodrow Wilson Drive, Riverside Drive, Mississippi Museum of Natural Science, Le Fleurs State Park, Riverside Park, St.Dominic-Jackson Memorial Hospital, University of Mississippi Medical Center, Veterans Memorial Stadium, Millsaps College, Jackson Fire Museum, Hawkins Field, Community of Northwest Hills, Mississippi, Page 3/11 PDF Document Generated on 2021-May-14 Copyright 2021, Mile By Mile Media MileByMile.com Personal Road Trip Guide 98.0 Exit 98B State Highway #25, Lakeland Drive, University Avenue, Le Fleurs Bluff State Park, Riverside Park, Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Museum, Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Museum, Smith Wills Stadium, Lakeland Park, Mississippi Forest Aviation Museum, Antonell College-Jackson Campus, River Oaks Hospital, Foxhall Road, Flowood Drive, Jackson International Airport, Flowood City Hall, Community of Wells, Mississippi, Community of Flowood, Mississippi, Communities of Luckney, Mississippi - Bridlewood, Mississippi, 98.0 Exit 98C State Highway #25, Lakeland Drive, St.Dominic-Jackson Memorial Hospital, University of Mississippi Medical Center, Community of Woodland Hills, Mississippi, 99.0 Exit 99 Meadowbrook Road, Wolfe Fine Art Studios, 100.0 Exit 100 E Northside Drive, Ridgewood Road, Parham Bridges Park, Community of Highland Meadows, Mississippi, Community of Sherwood Forest, Mississippi, Grove Park, Community of Northwest Hills, Mississippi, 102.0 Exit 102A Briarwood Drive, United States Highway #51, Hanging Moss City Park, Northgate Park, Community of Hope Springs, Mississippi, 102.0 Exit 102B E Beasley Road, W Beasley Road, Adkins Boulevard, Ridgewood Drive, Colonian Country Club, Colonial Mart Library, 102.0 Exit 102 E Beasley Road, W Beasley Road, United States Highway #51, Community of Hope
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