Interstate 210 (Louisiana)

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Interstate 210
Auxiliary route of the Interstate Highway System

Length:

12.40 mi^[1] (19.96 km)

West end:

I-10 near Sulphur

East end:

I-10 in Lake Charles

Highways in Louisiana
< Image:Louisiana 209.svg LA 209		LA 211 Image:Louisiana 211.svg >

Interstate 210 (abbreviated I-210) in Louisiana is a 12.4 mile bypass route in Lake Charles, in the southwestern part of the state. I-210 passes through the mid section of Lake Charles, connecting with Interstate 10 at both I-210's western terminus west of Sulphur, LA., and its eastern terminus located east of Lake Charles.

[edit] Exit list

Parish	Location	#	Destinations	Notes
Western Terminus - I-10 - Sulphur, Louisiana
Calcasieu		1A	I-10 West - Beaumont
		1B	I-10 East - Lake Charles	Northbound exit and southbound entrance.
		crosses the Calcasieu River / Prien Lake
	Lake Charles	3	Prien Lake	Westbound exit only, no entry
		4	Nelson Road
		5	Lake Street
		6A	LA 385 (Ryan Street)
		6B	Enterprise Boulevard, South Louisiana Avenue
		8	LA 14 (Gerstner Memorial Drive)
		10A	Legion Street
		10B	U.S. Route 90 Business (Broad Street)	Westbound entrance and eastbound exit.
		11	U.S. Route 90 (Fruge Street)	Westbound exit, eastbound entrance.
		12	I-10 - Lake Charles, Lafayette
Eastern Terminus - I-10 - Lake Charles, Louisiana

[edit] References

^ Louisiana Interstate Highway Log

v • d • e Auxiliary routes of Interstate 10

California: 110 • 110 (former) • 210 • 710 — Arizona: 410 (unbuilt) • 510 (former) • 710 (unbuilt) — Texas: 110 • 410 • 610 — Louisiana: 110 • 210 • 310 • 310 (unbuilt) • 410 (unbuilt) • 410 (unbuilt) • 510 • 610 • 910 (unsigned) — Mississippi: 110 — Alabama: 210 (former) — Florida: 110