[In this week’s Memphis Flyer, I wrote about Memphis’ new outer loop, I-269. For the next few days, I’ll be posting extra maps and graphics that go along with that story.]
The local components of I-69 are divided into two parts: I-69, which runs through the center of town, and I-269, the outer loop.
TDOT recently completed work on the $11.5 million segment of I-269 from Route 385 from Macon Road to an area north of Eads. That segment opened to traffic just about a month ago.
An additional $54 million was recently allocated for the second-to-last segment of the road, from Highway 57 in Collierville to Raleigh-LaGrange Road.
So where exactly will I-269 be? And how many exits will it have?
