Interstate 269 North - Hernando to Tennessee State Line

I-269/MS 304 proceeds on a 14 mile course through central De Soto County to I-22/U.S. 78 to Olive Branch and Tupelo.
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Construction began Spring 2020 on a diamond interchange (Exit 1) between I-269/MS 304 and McIngvale Road.
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I-269 north/MS 304 east spans Bean Patch Creek one mile out from Craft Road (Exit 7).
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MS 305 is the first of two interchanges to join I-269/MS 304 with Olive Branch in one mile.
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Lewisburg is located 0.6 miles south of the upcoming diamond interchange (Exit 9) along I-269.
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I-269 passes under Red Banks Road (Exit 13) 1.5 miles ahead of I-22/U.S. 78 east to Tupelo and Birmingham, Alabama.
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Traffic leaves in unison for the cloverleaf interchange (Exits 16A-B) with Interstate 22/U.S. 78. I-22 overlays U.S. 78 southeast to Tupelo while U.S. 78 continues northwest to Olive Branch and Memphis.
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I-269/MS 304 crosses into Marshall County at the ramp departure to U.S. 78 west (Exit 16B). Downtown Olive Branch lies 9.1 miles northwest of the exchange.
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Several distribution centers are located by the triangle formed by I-269, MS 302 and U.S. 72 to the east, including the 1 million square foot Central Parts Distribution Center for the Volvo Group. Construction began in 2014.¹
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Confirming markers stand along I-269 north/MS 304 east ahead of the Wingo Road overpass.
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The ensuing stretch of I-269 opened to traffic October 26, 2018, connecting MS 302 (Exit 23) with Collierville, Tennessee.
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Interstate 269 north enters the Volunteer State as the freeway nips the southwestern corner of Fayette County.
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