Highway 198 - Prentiss

Highway 184 through the Jefferson Davis County seat of Prentiss is a 4.21 mile long route south of U.S. 84. U.S. 84 bypasses the town to the north along a controlled access bypass with an interchange at Highway 13.

MS 184 branches 1.39 miles east from U.S. 84 to the intersection of MS 13 and Columbia Avenue (unsigned MS 937). Columbia Avenue represents the former alignment of both MS 13 and U.S. 84 to the Prentiss business district. MS 13/184 combine along an older bypass for 2.10 miles to the north end of Columbia Avenue.

An implied overlap returns MS 184 to U.S. 84 via MS 13. The original route northeast across White Sand Creek to U.S. 84 near Granby Road is discontinuous. However the 0.79-mile long section is still inventoried by MDOT as MS Highway 184.

East

U.S. 84 bypasses Prentiss along a four lane expressway to the north of the Jefferson Davis County seat. Widening to four lanes ahead of MS 13 and Columbia Avenue (historic U.S. 84), MS 184 follows an older bypass alignment to the south and east.
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MS 13 combines with MS 184 northeast for 2.5 miles around Prentiss. The state route enters the town from Columbia 26 miles to the south.
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Columbia Avenue branches northeast from MS 13/184 into Downtown Prentiss. MS 42 follows the historic alignment of U.S. 84 between St. Stephens Road and 3rd Street.
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MS 42 enters Prentiss from the rural communities of Carson and Bassfield to the southeast. The state route travels 105 miles overall between the MS 43 at New Hebron and Alabama State Route 56 at State Line.
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MS 13/184 and MS 43 converge at a four-way stop sign. MS 42 leads southeast to Sumrall and alongside U.S. 49 south to Hattiesburg.
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MS 184 coincides with MS 13 north to a diamond interchange with U.S. 84. The former alignment of U.S. 84 northeast from MS 13 at Columbia Avenue does not connect with the four lane highway east to Collins.
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Connect with:

U.S. 84

Highway 42

Page Updated Thursday March 21, 2019.