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Route map:

Interstate 65 in Alabama
Interstate  65 (I-65) meanders across 366 miles
(589  km) of the Alabama countryside linking six of the
state's 10 largest cities. The highway links together many
important roadways that make commerce inside and
outside of the state's boundaries possible. It starts at I-10
Interstate 65
near Mobile. The route passes through the major cities of
Montgomery, Birmingham, and Decatur before entering
Tennessee in the north near the town of Ardmore,
Alabama.

The entire Alabama portion of I-65 is dedicated as

Heroes Highway in honor of Central Intelligence Agency
officer Johnny Micheal Spann and all of the people who
died during the September 11 attacks.[2]

Route description
Wikimedia | © OpenStreetMap

I-65 highlighted in red

Route information
Maintained by ALDOT
Length 366.229 mi[1] (589.388 km)
Major junctions

Southern terminus at I-10 in Mobile South end I-10 in Mobile

I-165 in Prichard
I-65 starts its northward journey in Mobile as a three-
Future I-85 southwest of
lane freeway at a directional Y interchange with I-10 not
far from the Gulf of Mexico. From there, it runs Montgomery
northeast, intersecting with I-165 in Prichard. At exit 13 Future I-685 / I-85 in
in Saraland, the Interstate transitions from three to two Montgomery
lanes. The highway next crosses the Mobile–Tensaw
I-459 in Hoover
River Delta at the General W.K. Wilson Jr. Bridge. En
route to Montgomery, it passes county seats Evergreen I-20 / I-59 in Birmingham
(Conecuh County) and Greenville (Butler County). In the
I-22 in Fultondale
case of a hurricane evacuation on Alabama's coast, I-65
can be converted to an evacuation route where all lanes Future I-422 in Morris
flow in the northbound direction from Mobile to
Montgomery. This process is known as contraflow. The I-565 / US 72 Alt. in
terrain on this stretch of road is slightly hilly, aside from Decatur
a stretch in southern Conecuh County near Castleberry,

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where the road is slightly mountainous as it descends North end I-65 / US 31 at

over 400 feet (120  m) into the southern plains of
Tennessee state line
Alabama.
Location
As the I-65 approaches the Montgomery city limits, the Country United States
Hyundai Motor Company's automotive plant can be
found just off freeway. It can be accessed using the State Alabama
Pintlala–Hope Hull exit (exit 164). After entering the city Counties Mobile, Baldwin, Escambia,
limits, I-65 intersects U.S. Route  80 (US  80, exit  167; Conecuh, Butler, Lowndes,
which leads to Selma toward the west) where the Montgomery, Elmore, Autauga,
Interstate gains an additional lane for a total of three Chilton, Shelby, Jefferson, Blount,
lanes in each direction. Further on, it intersects the Cullman, Morgan, Limestone
southern terminus of I-85 and crosses the Alabama River
north of the city. At exit  181, which provide access to Highway system
Prattville and Wetumpka, I-65's lanes drop to two. Interstate Highway System
Main · Auxiliary · Suffixed · Business · Future
At Chilton County, I-65 enters the Birmingham
Alabama State Highway System
metropolitan area. Approximately halfway between
Interstate · US · State
Montgomery and Birmingham, it passes Clanton, the
county seat, where the water tower, visible from the ← SR 64 SR 65 →
road, is shaped and painted to resemble a huge peach.
Between exit 212 (State Route 145 (SR 145)) and exit 219
(County Road 42), I-65 was designated "War on Terror Memorial
Highway" in 2014.

I-65 junctions with US  31 (exit  238) in Alabaster, where the

Interstate carries three to four lanes until I-20/I-59. I-65
intersects I-459 in Hoover, then passes through the cities of
Vestavia Hills and Homewood, which often generate heavy traffic.
As the Interstate passes by downtown Birmingham, southbound
Billboard along I-65 north, north of
travelers have a view of the Vulcan statue atop Red Mountain. At
Prattville and just south of
the north edge of downtown, I-65 reaches the I-20/I-59
milemarker 191[3]
intersection (exit  261) with a crossover interchange, often called
"Malfunction Junction", through which the highway has five lanes,
continuing on northward with four.

North of Birmingham at mile  266, interchange ramps provide

access to parallel US  31. It is here that I-65 meets the eastern
terminus of I-22, which heads northwest to Memphis, Tennessee,
filling in a gap in the Interstate Highway System. After which, I-65
intersects Walker Chapel Road (exit 267) in Fultondale, where the
Interstate drops to three lanes. The Interstate then continues 98
miles (158 km) in the general direction of Huntsville, crossing the
Blount–Cullman county line (milemarker  291), where lanes
I-65 south approaching Birmingham transition from three to two, as well as passing the city of Cullman
and Malfunction Junction on the way. After entering the Decatur metropolitan area, in
southern Morgan County, the Interstate passes Decatur. The
highway connects the Huntsville–Decatur metropolitan area as it
crosses Wheeler Lake (Tennessee River) on a 2.6-mile (4.2 km) bridge. The Interstate emerges again

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into the fringes of Decatur in an open area of seemingly "endless" cotton fields where it intersects,
inside Decatur, with SR  20, U.S. Route 72 Alternate (US  72 Alt.), and the spur route I-565 to
Huntsville.

Between Walkers Chapel Road in Fultondale and the Tennessee River in Decatur (Limestone County),
I-65 has been designated the "Ronald Reagan Memorial Highway". The sign designating the north
end of this portion of road cites Reagan's speech in Decatur on July  4, 1984. The Interstate then
continues, passing Athens, and merges with US 31. The two routes travel concurrently approximately
12 miles (19 km) to the Tennessee state line.

In the Birmingham–Hoover vicinity, a plan to widen the Interstate from North Birmingham to
Alabaster has been proposed.[4] The project is to widen the Interstate by adding an HOV lane and
keeping the original three lanes making it four lanes in each direction.[5] This is planned to stretch to
the Pelham area. From there, the Interstate will widen from two lanes each way to three lanes each
way into the Helena–Alabaster area.

Near the northern border of Alabama with Tennessee on

southbound I-65 is located the Alabama Welcome Center and rest
area. The unique feature of this rest area compared to others is the
large Saturn IB rocket erected on the site as a memorial to
Alabama's—and, in particular, Huntsville's—contribution to
NASA's space exploration.[6]

History
I-65 south Alabama Welcome
Center and rest area with the Saturn
The first section designed for the future Interstate Highway
IB rocket
System spanned from the Tennessee border to Athens at US 31. It
opened on November 15, 1958, and has a historical marker on the
Tennessee side of the border. It was converted to full Interstate
standards around 1970. The first section of Interstate in Alabama
opened to traffic was the eight-mile (13  km) stretch of I-65
between northern Jefferson County and Warrior on December 10,
1959.[7] A 26-mile (42  km) segment between Clanton and Calera
opened to traffic on March 23, 1961.[8] On April 1, 1961, a 26-mile
(42  km) section between north of Warrior and SR  69 near
Cullman opened to traffic.[9] On May 25, 1961, two segments of I-
65, a 14-mile (23  km) segment near Clanton and a six-mile I-65 between Birmingham and
(9.7  km) segment between Calera and Alabaster, were opened. [8] Decatur near milemarker 277
In Mobile, the 6.8-mile (10.9  km) section between US  90 and
US  45 opened on January  4, 1963.[10] Work on the Tennessee
River bridges in Morgan and Limestone counties began in April 1969, and the bridges were dedicated
and opened on November 21, 1973.[11]

While most of I-65 in Alabama was completed in the 1960s, the last segments to be completed were
some of the last segments to be completed on the entire Interstate Highway System. The 11.7-mile
(18.8  km) section between Alabaster and Hoover opened on May  20, 1981.[12] The first contacts for
the construction of the 12-mile (19  km) segment between US  43 north of Mobile and SR  225 in
Baldwin County, including the six-mile-long (9.7 km) General W.K. Wilson Jr. Bridge, were awarded
in 1967, and the section was opened on October 2, 1981.[13] At the time, this was the most expensive
highway project in the state's history, costing $137 million (equivalent to $351 million in 2021[14]).[13]
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The last section to be completed was a 14-mile (23  km) section

between Lewisberg and Warrior that opened on December  19,
1985, which replaced a four-lane section of US  31 that had been
designated as part of I-65 but did not meet Interstate Highway
standards.[15]

In 1997, at Georgiana (exit  114), honoring legendary country

musician and Alabama native Hank Williams, the Interstate was
designated as Hank Williams's Memorial "Lost Highway", after
one of his songs. This designation continues northward until
mile  179 north of Montgomery. From the state's capital, I-65 I-65 under construction in Escambia
doglegs northward, bypassing Prattville and Clanton before going County in 1963
through the Birmingham metropolitan area. From exits  242 to
290, this highway carries at least six lanes of traffic. A portion of
the Interstate running through Birmingham has been nicknamed "Malfunction Junction" for its
numerous wrecks. These accidents include two separate occasions of the support beams melting after
crashes by 18-wheelers and the numerous collisions that happen every year, resulting from the
junction with I-20 and I-59.

In 2004, following the death of former-President Ronald Reagan, a lengthy segment of I-65 from
Jefferson County to Limestone County was designated the Ronald Reagan Memorial Highway. The
sign designating the north end of the segment includes a statement from Reagan's speech at Point
Mallard Park in nearby Decatur on July 4, 1984.

Future
Just a few miles north of I-22 will be the new interchange (exit 274), which will be Corridor X-1, and
has been designated as Interstate 422. This loop route will connect I-65 with I-59 northeast of
Birmingham and I-20/I-59 southwest of Birmingham, and this will serve as an Interstate Highway

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bypass of Birmingham, augmenting the existing I-459, which already provides the southern loop of
Birmingham. Construction of this interchange is still several years away, but right-of-way is in the
process of being acquired to build I-422.

Exit list
County Location mi[16] km Exit Destinations Notes

Southbound exit and

northbound entrance;
I-10 – Pascagoula,
0.000 0.000 0 southern terminus; I-10
Pensacola exit 20; directional T
interchange

US 90 (SR 16,
1.930 3.106 1
Government Boulevard)

Mobile Serves Mobile Regional

3.64 5.86 3 Airport Boulevard Airport and University of
South Alabama
4.48 7.21 4 Dauphin Street

Serves Spring Hill

5.56 8.95 5A Springhill Avenue
College

US 98 (SR 42 /
5.752 9.257 5B
Moffett Road)

US 45 (SR 17 / St.

Mobile 8.412 13.538 8 Stephens Road) –
Prichard, Citronelle,
Butler, Meridian
Prichard

I-165 south – I-165 exit 0 northbound;

9.640 15.514 9
Prichard, Downtown tri-stack interchange
Mobile
Chickasaw 10.616 17.085 10 West Lee Street

SR 158
13.067 21.029 13 (Industrial Parkway) / SR
213 – Eight Mile,
Saraland Saraland, Citronelle

Celeste Road – Saraland,

17.397 27.998 15
Citronelle

US 43 (SR 13) –
​ 19.495 31.374 19 Satsuma, Creola,
Thomasville, Demopolis

​ 21.505 34.609 22 Sailor Road – Creola

Mobile River
24.220 38.978 General W.K. Wilson Jr. Bridge
Tensaw River
Baldwin SR 225 – Stockton,
​ 31.793 51.166 31
Spanish Fort

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SR 59 – Bay
​ 33.935 54.613 34
Minette, Stockton

SR 287 (Gulf Two-lane on-ramp for I-

​ 37.724 60.711 37 Shores Parkway) – Bay 65 north towards
Minette, Rabun Montgomery

​ 45.044 72.491 45 Rabun, Perdido

CR 1 (Jack Springs
​ 53.574 86.219 54
Road)

SR 21 – Atmore,
Escambia ​ 57.656 92.788 57 To Pensacola
Uriah

Barnett SR 113 – Flomaton,

69.356 111.618 69 To Pensacola
Crossroads Wallace

SR 41 – Brewton,
​ 77.402 124.566 77
Repton

CR 7 – Castleberry,
​ 83.372 134.174 83
Lenox

US 84 (SR 12) –
Conecuh
92.930 149.556 93 Evergreen, Conecuh
Evergreen,
Conecuh County, Monroeville
County
SR 83 – Evergreen,
96.509 155.316 96
Conecuh County, Midway

​ 100.685 162.037 101 CR 29 – Owassa

Hank Williams Road –

​ 107.345 172.755 107
Grace, Garland

SR 106 –
​ 113.969 183.415 114
Georgiana, Starlington

SR 10 (Pineapple
Butler Highway) – Greenville, Southern end of SR 10
127.661 205.450 128
Pine Apple, Butler, Truck overlap
Meridian
Greenville

Northern end of SR 10

130.046 209.289 130 SR 185 / SR 10 Truck overlap
Truck east – Greenville

SR 185 – Fort
​ 141.531 227.772 142
Deposit, Logan

SR 97 –
​ 151.108 243.185 151
Lowndes Letohatchee, Davenport

To US 31 (SR 3,
​ 157.628 253.678 158
Tyson Road) – Pintlala,
Tyson

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US 31 (SR 3) – Serves Hyundai Motor

​ 163.792 263.598 164 Company's Montgomery
Pintlala, Hope Hull Plant

Future southern
166 I-85 to I-685 – terminus of Montgomery
Atlanta, Meridian bypass

US 80 west (SR 8 Southern end of

167.103 268.926 167
west) – Selma, US 80/SR 8 overlap
Demopolis

US 80
Northern end of
east / US 82 east (SR 6 US 80/SR 8 overlap;
168.213 270.713 168 east / SR 8 east / SR 21 / southern end of
South Boulevard) to US 82/SR 6 overlap
US 231 (SR 53) / US 331
(SR 9)
Montgomery
Southbound exit and
169.513 272.805 169 Edgemont Avenue
Montgomery northbound entrance

170.093 273.738 170 Fairview Avenue

I-85 no number signed;

future I-685, exit 0;
I-85 / I-685 complete access to I-
171.157 275.450 171 85/I-685, southbound
north / Day Street – exit and northbound
Atlanta entrance only to Day
Street
Herron Street, Clay
171.748– 276.402–
172 Street – Downtown
171.824 276.524
Montgomery

172.013 276.828 Bridge over the Alabama River

172.725 277.974 173 To US 231 (North Unsigned SR 152

Boulevard)

SR 143 – Millbrook, Northbound exit and

Millbrook 175.535 282.496 176
Coosada southbound entrance

US 82 west Northern end of

Millbrook–
(SR 6 west, Cobbs Ford US 82/SR 6 overlap;
Elmore Prattville 178.961 288.010 179
Road) / SR 14 west / southern end of SR 14
city line
Montgomery Toll Road – overlap
Millbrook, Prattville

SR 14 east – Northern end of SR 14

181.282 291.745 181
overlap
Prattville, Wetumpka
Prattville
US 31 (SR 3) – Pine
Autauga 186.426 300.024 186
Level, Prattville

Chilton ​ 200.366 322.458 200 Verbena

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US 31 / SR 22
205.340 330.463 205 (SR 3) – Clanton,
Verbena
Lake Mitchell Road –
Clanton 208.35 335.31 208
Clanton, Lake Mitchell

SR 145 (Lay Dam

211.876 340.981 212 Road) – Clanton, Lay Peach Tower exit
Dam

​ 219.256 352.858 219 Jemison, Thorsby

SR 25 (Main
228.380 367.542 228 Street) – Montevallo,
Calera

Calera US 31 (SR 3) –

231.206 372.090 231 Saginaw, Calera,
Montevallo

233.976 376.548 234 Shelby County Airport

US 31 (SR 3, 1st

Shelby ​ 238.321 383.540 238 Street) – Alabaster,
Saginaw

CR 52 – Pelham,
241.841 389.205 242
Helena
Pelham
SR 119 (Cahaba
246.062 395.998 246
Valley Road)

CR 17 (Valleydale
247.262 397.930 247
Road)

Jefferson I-459 – Atlanta,

250.083 402.470 250 I-459 exit 15
Hoover Gadsden, Tuscaloosa

US 31 (Montgomery
251.967 405.502 252
Highway/SR 3)
253.697 408.286 254 Alford Avenue

255.087 410.523 255 Lakeshore Parkway

Homewood Signed as exits 256A

Oxmoor Road –
256.117 412.180 256 (west) and 256B (east)
Homewood
southbound
Birmingham 257.557 414.498 258 Green Springs Avenue

University Boulevard
258.827– 416.542– (northbound) Signed as exit 259
259A
258.957 416.751 6th Avenue South northbound
(southbound)

Southbound exit (4th

4th Avenue South & 3rd
259.127 417.024 259B Avenue) and northbound
Avenue South
entrance (3rd Avenue)

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US 11 (US 78/SR 4
259.697– 417.942– east/SR 7, 3rd Avenue Signed as exit 260B
260 North) / 6th Avenue
259.937 418.328 northbound
North – Downtown
Birmingham
Signed as exits 261B
I-20 / I-59 – (east/north) and 261C
260.562 419.334 261 Gadsden, Atlanta, (west/south); I-20/59
Tuscaloosa exits 124B-C; hybrid
interchange

Northbound exit and

261.369 420.633 262A 16th Street
southbound entrance

Finley Boulevard (SR

261.952 421.571 262B
378)
32nd Avenue
262.611– 422.631– (northbound)
263
262.685 422.751 33rd Avenue
(southbound)

Daniel Payne Ramp to I-65 north also

263.462 424.001 264
Drive/Lewisburg Road connects to I-22 west

I-22 west – Jasper, Eastern terminus of I-22;

264.010 424.883 265A
I-22 exit 95
Memphis
Fultondale
US 31 (SR 3) –
264.997 426.471 265B
Fultondale

266.61 429.07 267 Walker Chapel Road

269.76 434.14 271 Fieldstown Road

Gardendale
271.29 436.60 272 Mt. Olive Road

Proposed interchange;
Morris 274 I-422
future I-422

​ 274.72 442.12 275 To US 31 (SR 3,

Barber Road) – Morris

279.46 449.75 280 To US 31 (SR 3,

Service Road) – Warrior
Warrior
280.48 451.39 281 Old US 31 – Warrior

Cane Creek Road –

281.24 452.61 282
Robbins, Warrior
Blount
US 31 south Southern end of
284.361 457.635 284
(SR 3 south) / SR 160 US 31/SR 3 overlap
east – Hayden, Corner
Smoke Rise
US 31 north (SR 3
Northern end of
287.370 462.477 287 north, Bee Line US 31/SR 3 overlap
Highway) – Garden City,
Blount Springs
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​ 289.33 465.63 289 Empire, Blount Springs

SR 91 – Hanceville,
​ 291.861 469.705 291
Colony

SR 69 south / Southern end of SR 69

​ 299.446 481.912 299
CR 490 – Jasper, Dodge overlap
City

SR 69 north / Northern end of SR 69

​ 303.490 488.420 304
CR 437 – Cullman, Good overlap
Cullman Hope

CR 222 (Good Hope

Good Hope 307.55 494.95 305
Road)

US 278 (SR 74) –
307.464 494.815 308
Cullman, Double Springs
Cullman
SR 157 (Section
310.039 498.959 310 Line Road) – Cullman,
Moulton

US 31 (SR 3, 2nd

​ 318.161 512.030 318 Avenue) – Lacon,
Vinemont

Pike Road – Falkville,

​ 321.855 517.975 322
Eva

Morgan 324.938 522.937 325 Thompson Road

Hartselle SR 36 (Main
327.474 527.018 328
Street) – Hartselle

Decatur–
SR 67 – Decatur,
Priceville 333.337 536.454 334
city line Priceville, Somerville

Wheeler Lake
336.619 541.736 Bridge over Wheeler Lake and Tennessee River
Tennessee River
Limestone Signed as exits 340A
(west) and 340B (east)
southbound; I-565 exit 1
I-565 east / SR westbound & 1A-B
Huntsville 340.002 547.180 340
20 west (US 72 Alt.) – eastbound; eastern
Huntsville, Decatur terminus of SR 20;
western terminus of I-
565

Tanner 347.412 559.105 347 CR 24 – Tanner

US 72 (SR 2) –
351.024 564.918 351
Athens, Huntsville
Athens Southern end of US 31
US 31 south (SR 3 overlap; unsigned
354.157 569.960 354
northern terminus of
south) – Athens SR 3

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CR 100 – Thach,
Elkmont 360.918 580.841 361
Elkmont

SR 53 south
Northern terminus of
​ 364.826 587.131 365 (Upper Elkton Road, 7th SR 53
Street) / CR 81 –
Ardmore

I-65 north / Continuation into

​ 366.229 589.388
Tennessee
US 31 north – Nashville

1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

      Concurrency terminus ·       Incomplete access ·       Unopened

See also
 United States portal
 U.S. roads portal

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