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| The eastbound Interstate 20 ramp to Interstate 220 & U.S. 49
north sees this U.S. 80 guide sign for Exit 1. The ramp originally was allotted two lanes, but since has
been re-striped to only retain one. Photo taken 04/14/02.
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| Entering the pervasive Exit 1A/B interchange on Interstate
220 & U.S. 49 north. U.S. 80 eastbound takes traffic towards downtown and the Jackson State University
campus. The corridor is fairly developed as a commercial strip throughout this area of southwest
Jackson. Photo taken 04/14/02.
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| Northbound Interstate 220 & U.S. 49 at Exit 1B for U.S. 80
west. The divided highway travels to the north and west towards Clinton, home to the much beleaguered
telecommunications giant of WorldCom. Photo taken 04/14/02.
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| Continuing northbound on Interstate 220 & U.S. 49 at a
recreational guide sign for the Jackson Zoo. The family entertainment venue is accessible from Exit 2, as
this sign shows while Interstate 220 passes by a nearby baseball park. The exit takes traffic to West
Capital Street. Photo taken 04/14/02.
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| Northbound Interstate 220 & U.S. 49 at the Exit 2B cloverleaf
ramp for Clinton Boulevard. As the street names suggests, this local highway links west Jackson with the
city of Clinton (pop. 21,847) to the west.Photo taken 04/14/02.
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| Amidst reconstruction, Interstate 220 nears the split
with U.S. 49 at Exits 5A/B. U.S. 49 originally traveled through downtown to the southeast, but was
relocated to the Interstates to remove traffic from the surface streets of Jackson. Photo taken 04/14/02.
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| Exit 5A for Medger Evans Boulevard/old U.S. 49 from
Interstate 220/U.S. 49 north. This ramp also serves Northside Drive nearby. Photo taken 04/14/02.
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| U.S. 49 departs for Yazoo City from Interstate 220 at
the Exit 5B cloverleaf ramp from northbound. Yazoo City (pop. 12,427) is located 37 miles to the north,
and is the location of the U.S. 49 partition to U.S. 49E and U.S. 49W. Photo taken 04/14/02.
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| Interstate 220 solo now, northbound at Exit 8 for Watkins Drive. This diamond interchange serves the Lake Hico area of northwest Jackson as well. Photo taken 04/14/02.
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| A brief widening to three northbound lanes occurs between Exits 8 and 9 in anticipation of the Hanging Moss Road and Highland Colony Parkway interchange. This sign bridge shows that the right-hand lane becomes exit-only for Exit 9. Photo taken 04/14/02.
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