Baton Rouge, Louisiana

====Interstates====
Baton Rouge has three interstate highways: [[Interstate 10 in Louisiana|I-10]], [[Interstate 12|I-12]] ([[Republic of West Florida]] Parkway), and [[Interstate 110 (Louisiana)|I-110]] ([[Interstate 110 (Louisiana)|Martin Luther King Jr. Expressway]]).[[File:Baton Rouge Bridge.jpg|thumb|right|[[Horace Wilkinson Bridge]]]]
[[File:Baton Rouge from I-10 Nov 13 C Street.JPG|thumb|Interstate 10]]
Interstate 10 enters the city from the [[Horace Wilkinson Bridge]] over the Mississippi River, curving at an interchange with Interstate 110 southeast, crossing the LSU lakes and Garden District before reaching an interchange with I-12 (referred to as the 10/12 split). It curves further southeast toward [[New Orleans]] as it crosses Essen Lane near the Medical District. It passes Bluebonnet Blvd and the Mall of Louisiana at exit 162, and leaves Baton Rouge after interchanges with Siegen Lane and Highland Road.

Interstate 12 (The [[Republic of West Florida]] Parkway) begins in the city at the I-10/I-12 split east of College Drive, and proceeds eastward, crossing Essen Lane, Airline Hwy, Sherwood Forest Blvd, Millerville Road, and O'neal Lane before leaving the city when crossing the [[Amite River]].

Interstate 110 (The [[List of streets named after Martin Luther King Jr.#Louisiana|Martin Luther King Jr. Expressway]]) stretches 8 miles in a north–south direction from the east end of the Horace Wilkinson Bridge to Scenic Highway in Scotlandville, Louisiana. It passes through downtown, North Baton Rouge, and [[Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport|Baton Rouge Metro Airport]] before ending at Scenic Highway.