Interstate Highways in Alabama

 

The shields for Alabama's primary and auxiliary Interstate highways.

As of 2021, there are nine primary Interstate highways and twelve auxiliary Interstate highways in Alabama.

Interstate 10 (I-10) - Runs from the Mississippi state line to the Florida state line.

Interstate 14 (I-14) - Runs from the Mississippi state line near Silas, AL to the Georgia state line near Fort Benning, GA.

Interstate 16 (I-16) - Runs from the Mississippi state line near Toomsuba, MS to the Georgia state line near Columbus, GA.

Interstate 20 (I-20) - Runs from the Mississippi state line with I-59 to the Georgia state line.

Interstate 22 (I-22) - Runs from the Mississippi state line to I-65 in Birmingham.

Interstate 30 (I-30) - Runs from the Mississippi state line near Oldham, MS to the Georgia state line near Mentone, AL.

Interstate 59 (I-59) - Runs from the Mississippi state line with I-20 to the Georgia state line.

Interstate 65 (I-65) - Runs from the Tennessee state line to I-10 in Mobile.

Interstate 85 (I-85) - Runs from I-65 and US 31/80 in Montgomery to the Georgia state line.

Interstate 116 (I-116) - A spur route of I-16 that connects Selma to I-16.

Interstate 165 (I-165) - A spur route of I-65 in Mobile that helps connect Mobile with I-65.

Interstate 216 (I-216) - A southern outer bypass of Montgomery, I-216 runs from I-16 in Lowndesboro to I-16 in Cecil.

Interstate 330 (I-330) - A spur route of I-30 that connects Muscle Shoals with I-30.

Interstate 359 (I-359) - A spur route of I-59 in Tuscaloosa that connects Tuscaloosa with I-20/59.

Interstate 365 (I-365) - Runs from Foley Beach to I-65 near Bay Minette. Also known as the Foley Beach Express.

Interstate 385 (I-385) - Runs from I-85 at Tuskegee to Dothan.

Interstate 422 (I-422) - Runs from I-20/59/459 near Bessemer to I-59 in Trussville. Also known as the Birmingham North Beltline

Interstate 459 (I-459) - Runs from I-20/59 near Bessemer to I-59 in Trussville.

Interstate 559 (I-559) - Runs from I-20/59 and US 31 in Birmingham to US 31/280 in Birmingham. Also known as the Elton B. Stephens Expressway and the Red Mountain Expressway.

Interstate 685 (I-685) - Runs from I-65 in Montgomery to I-85 in Montgomery.

Interstate 759 (I-759) - Runs from I-59 in Attalla to to US 278 in Gadsden.

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