Interstate 110 (Louisiana)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Interstate 110
Length:	8.89[1] mi (14.31 km)
South end:	I-10 in Baton Rouge, LA
Major junctions:	US 190 in Baton Rouge, LA
North end:	US 61 in Baton Rouge, LA
Highways in Louisiana < LA 109 LA 111 >

Interstate 110 (abbreviated I-110) is an 8.89 mile spur route in Baton Rouge, running from Interstate 10 north to U.S. Highway 61 and the Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport. The freeway serves as the border between what is considered downtown Baton Rouge and mid-city Baton Rouge. It consists of several outdated features such as ramps that exit on the left side of the roadway.

[edit] Exit list

Parish	Location	Mile	Exit #	Destinations	Notes
Southern Terminus - I-10 - Baton Rouge, Louisiana
East Baton Rouge	Baton Rouge		1J	I-10 West - Lafayette	Southbound exit
			1I	I-10 East - New Orleans	Southbound exit
			1A	LA 73 - Government Street
			1B	Convention Street; Business District	Northbound exit and entrance
			1C	U.S. 61 Business/U.S. 190 Business - Florida Street	Northbound exit and entrance
			1D	North Street	Northbound exit and entrance
			1E	Capital Access Road; Department of Transportation and Development
			1F	Fuqua Street	Northbound exit only
			1G	North 9th Street/Baton Rouge Business District	Southbound exit and entrance
			1H	Laurel Street	Southbound exit and entrance
			2A	Scenic Highway	Northbound exit only
			2B	LA 67 - 22nd Street	Southbound exit only
			3A	Chippewa Street
			3B	Wyandotte Street; Mohican Street	Northbound exit and entrance
			3B	Weller Avenue; Mohican Street	Southbound exit and entrance
			4A	Evangeline Street
			4B	Hollywood Street	Northbound exit only
			5	U.S. 61/U.S. 190 - New Orleans, Hammond; Natchez, Opelousas
			6	LA 408 - Metro Airport; Southern University	Access to Harding Boulevard, which LA 408 traverses.
			8	LA 19 - Scotlandville; Baker	Northbound exit only;
			8B	U.S. 61 North - Natchez	Northbound exit only
				U.S. 61 South - Scenic Highway	Northbound exit only
Northern Terminus - U.S. 61 - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

[edit] References

	edit Auxiliary routes of Interstate 10
	Current and Future (F)	Former
	California - Florida - Louisiana - Mississippi - Texas	California
	California - Louisiana	Alabama
	Louisiana	Louisiana
	Texas	Arizona - Louisiana - Louisiana
	Louisiana	Arizona
	Louisiana - Texas
	California	Arizona
	Louisiana

This article relating to the Interstate Highway System is a stub. Please help Wikipedia by expanding it.